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Freiburger r231

Lamasta:
Your brain needs to be checked

You lack the intellectual acuity and depth to counter anything I say here because your only counter is to throw childish insult.

Lamasta:
You people should stop all this emotional blackmail bullshit all the time, is she the only one her seat was changed in the Senate Why is she causing uproar and disturbing plenary

Some of you are really sick in the head.

Dogalmighty17:
I can understand why Yahaya Bello excavated the road to her senatorial zone now. He wanted to save Nigerians from the unfortunate antics of this woman.

That doesn't take away the fact that Akpabio is as useless as the k in his name. This senate has no legacies.

That said, on what grounds did Berekete radio show call the Senate President while on air? That is a gross violation of protocol. I may not support Akpabio but he holds that office in trust for Nigerians and that office should not be disrespected by any means.

Stop exposing and advertising your ignorance online. Use your time for something meaningful.

Lamasta:
Go and sleep jare before you will be disgracing your ancestors on this forum

It is emotional and irrational lazy minds like yours that Akpabio count on to propagate his stupidity.

Senator Natasha H Akpoti (Uduaghan) stands out as one of the few lawmakers who consistently prioritize public service over personal interests. Through relentless dedication, she has worked to uplift her constituents, advocating for policies and initiatives that deliver meaningful, tangible benefits. Her unwavering commitment to democratic values and good governance distinguishes her as a true champion of progress and justice.

Her role in the National Assembly is not just significant—it is essential to Nigeria's democracy. She serves as a powerful voice for the people, particularly for those who have long been marginalized in the political landscape. Any attempt to silence or undermine her is not merely an attack on an individual but an assault on democracy, fairness, and the millions of Nigerians who trust in her leadership.

We cannot remain passive while one of the most effective and principled lawmakers faces unjust targeting. Her fight is our fight, and any action against her is a direct challenge to all who stand for justice, accountability, and genuine representation.

Freiburger r231

Natasha H Akpoti (Uduaghan) is one of the few senators who has consistently demonstrated a commitment to public service over personal gain. She has worked tirelessly to uplift her constituents, championing policies and initiatives that bring real, tangible benefits to the people she represents. Her dedication to democratic principles and good governance sets her apart as a true advocate for progress and justice.

Her presence in the National Assembly is not just important—it is invaluable to Nigeria's democracy. She stands as a voice for the people, particularly for those who have long been marginalized in our political system. Any attempt to silence or undermine her is not just an attack on an individual; it is an attack on democracy, on fairness, and on the millions of Nigerians who believe in her leadership.

We will not stand by and watch as one of the most effective and principled lawmakers is targeted unfairly. Her fight is our fight, and any action taken against her is a challenge to all who believe in justice, accountability, and true representation.

Godswill Akpabio never contested in the APC senatorial primaries, yet he sits as Senate President—courtesy of Supreme Court rulings.

Now, he's using his position to silence duly elected women in the Senate.