The statement alleged that the judiciary was giving in to blackmail from
a section of the media by refusing to do their job as required by law.
Frank said this in a statement signed by him and released to newsmen in Abuja on Friday.
According to the statement, Saraki's travails at the CCT were undeserved.
The
statement said: ``I sincerely hold that the current trial of Saraki is
not only underserved, but amounts to paying a good man with evil.
``I also want to say that the leaders of our great party have unfortunately remained quiet in the face of evil.
``I
don't believe we have forgotten that the victory of the APC during the
last general elections could not have been possible without courageous
strategists like Saraki who lent their political weight in favour of the
APC at the risk of their own lives and personal survival.
``I
don't think we have forgotten how Saraki as a Senator in the 7th Senate
brought the attention of Nigerians to the fraud perpetrated by the last
administration in the name of fuel subsidy.
``I
recall how Saraki led five other governors of the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) into the APC - a development that successfully turned the
political tide against the PDP and eventually tipped the electoral scale
against them during the 2015 general elections.
``I
don't think we have forgotten how Saraki led scores of Senators to
cross over to the APC on the floor of the Senate,'' it said.
The
statement alleged that the judiciary was giving in to blackmail from a
section of the media by refusing to do their job as required by law.
``Saraki has paid his dues at a time it was suicidal for anybody to stand up to the then ruling PDP.
``I believe it is time for all of us to act to save our party.
``It
is time to rally round our generals who have fought valiantly and led
us to victory. To abandon Saraki is to abandon a worthy comrade,'' it
said.
