A women’s group has spoken out against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan after she argued with Senate President Godswill Akpabio. The group is now calling for her suspension, saying her actions were disrespectful and not good for the Senate’s image.
During a recent Senate session, Senator Natasha protested after her seat was changed without her consent. She refused to move, leading to a heated exchange with Senate President Akpabio. The situation escalated, and Akpabio ordered her removal from the chamber.
The women’s group strongly criticized Senator Natasha, saying her behavior was inappropriate. They praised Akpabio for his leadership and reminded people of his efforts to support women in politics. The group believes that all senators should follow the rules and respect the Senate’s authority.
The group has asked the Senate to take action against Senator Natasha. They believe suspending her would set an example and ensure discipline among lawmakers. According to them, the Senate should remain a place of order and respect, not personal fights.
This issue has started a big debate. Some people agree that rules must be followed, while others believe Natasha was only standing up for her rights. The argument also raises questions about gender equality in Nigerian politics and how female politicians are treated.
It remains to be seen whether the Senate will suspend Natasha or take any action against her. However, this situation has drawn public attention and sparked important discussions about leadership, respect, and fairness in Nigerian politics.
