Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has finally returned to the National Assembly after her office was unsealed on Tuesday, following a six-month suspension.
In a video shared by AIT News, speaking after her resumption, the senator from Kogi Central expressed joy and gratitude to her supporters for standing by her during what she described as tough months. She recalled how she and her team overcame several obstacles, including attempts to block roads leading to Kogi, which once forced her to fly in by helicopter. She also mentioned facing online attacks and blackmail.
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Despite the challenges, Senator Natasha said she remains grateful to God and to the people of Kogi Central and Nigeria as a whole. She stressed that no one should be treated as less Nigerian, insisting that institutions must be tested to ensure justice.
In a strong rebuke, Natasha accused Senate President Godswill Akpabio of treating her unfairly, saying he acted as though she were his servant. “Senator Akpabio is not more of a senator than I am. He is not a governor of this place,” she said, condemning what she described as a dictatorial style of leadership in the Senate.
The senator explained that Nigeria’s democracy should not allow one person to act like a ruler over others. She called her experience “unfortunate,” but added that she was glad to finally return to her seat at the National Assembly to continue serving her people.