Senate President Bukola Saraki has said the decision on his political future is not one that he alone can take as it involves all his associates and supporters.
The Senate president said he was still engaging people, sharing ideas and receiving different advice before he could take a final decision.
Reacting to stories making the round that the presidency has made some offers to him in an attempt to stop him from dumping the APC to another party, Saraki said nobody made any “juicy offers” to him and that the ongoing discussions were not about his personal interest.
“As for my political future, we just need to continue to engage with others; listen to advices and exchange ideas because the decision is not that of mine alone. It is for all our supporters and associates to deliberate upon and take a decision based on the overall interest of our people,” he said.
