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Natasha returns to Senate, says Akpabio treated her like a domestic staff

Mohammed Koi by Mohammed Koi
September 25, 2025
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Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, representing Kogi Central has finally regained access into her office.

This came hours after it was unsealed by the Sergeant at Arms of the National Assembly.

Natasha marched from the FCT High Court to the National Assembly with thousands of her supporters and entered her office after initial fracas involving the supporters and security agencies.

Addressing journalists inside her office, she said it was amazing what she passed through in the last six months.

“It’s actually amazing how much we have had to face and survive in the past six months and most of it happened in the full glare of Nigerians.

“From the unjust suspension to the recall; we survived the recall; we survived the road and waterways in Kogi State that we had to fly in with helicopter.

She thanked God Almighty, and applauded the people of Kogi State and Nigerians.

The female Senator added: “We can’t cow down in the face of injustice; no one is more Nigerian than us; Senator Akpabio is not more of a Senator than I am; he is not the governor of this place and he treated me as if I were his servant or I was a domestic staff in his house.

“It is very unfortunate that at this time after so many years of democracy we have the National Assembly being run under such dictatorship; it is unacceptable.”

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