In the history of democracy in Nigeria, only this regime has produced three Senate presidents before two years. Since the inception of this government, controversies, back-biting, hunting, hacking etc. have trailed it. Waku indicted the president and called for a coup. Arthur Nzeribe indicted the president on 15 counts of misconduct. Prominent on the list was nepotism but their fellow senators saw more reason in taking sides with the president.
Every human being is entitled to some degree of rights or freedom.
One such freedom is the freedom of speech or expression. This is democracy. So the call for a coup or impeachment was simply legal. It was the act of or feeling of democracy - enjoyment of an entitlement. While all these allegations and indictments went on, the senate, a governing body, rather than look into the matter closely and treat carefully, at least to a reasonable degree or logical conclusion as it involves the nation, preferred to call for the suspension of both Waku and Nzeribe.