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Kobojunkie:
So, If my father violates another human being, I should not call him out on his actions and stand up for justice in that case? I don't talk am say many Nigerians are raised to function in dysfunctional ways. It is all many of you know and can survive jn

You go call your father out without court trial, who dey come raise dysfunction nah?

The woman de craze. Many pretty girls get that sco so for head.

Them no just believe say they are answerable to anyone. If this one no fit bend yo authority for outside imagine wetin the husband go de see inside huz

Na that IPU wey Natasha escalate the matter to dey pain Akpabio pass.

He probably thought what can you do?
He didn't see it coming. Hehehe

Person wey dey innocent no dey fear anything, or give too much explanations.

When Akpabio was being wicked and unreasonable, he didn't remember he had four daughters.
Who even knew he had four daughters?

These wicked politicians act like they don't have children, forgetting that whatever they sow, their children will reap.

obayendo1010:
You go call your father out without court trial, who dey come raise dysfunction nah?

... These beings are dysfunctional in their reasoning until the end. 🫤🫤🫤

Chachalogo:
Whenever someone is accused of something and he/she uses every given opportunity to exonerate himself or herself, then be rest assured that such a one is guilty.😎
#AyemlosNuggets....

simple

From desk of he goat.


You have been doing it for long, this time around, you swallow extreme bony fish.

Kobojunkie:
Everyone knows the chances are about 100% that this sleeze bag of a man is guilty as charged, so what is all of this nonsense for?

We don't convict people off suppositions about what everyone knows.

Kobojunkie:
Everyone knows the chances are about 100% that this sleeze bag of a man is guilty as charged, so what is all of this nonsense for?

Not Everyone , If you know then Personalize your Statement, Don't Drag everyone along with your Sentimental Comment .

Everyone Wasn't Sure of what really Happened, If you have Crystal clear evidences to Prove Akpabio is Guilty, Join hands with Akpoti and go and Prove that in court of Law

Kobojunkie:
Everyone knows the chances are about 100% that this sleeze bag of a man is guilty as charged, so what is all of this nonsense for?

not everyone

These idiots doesn't care about the people they represent but just their inflated ego. Took them hours to attend to their gossip and act on it but never gave time to issues faced by Nigerians

Gandollar:
Akpabio can no longer sleep since this case began but comes to the chamber everyday to give plastic smiles.

Akpabio dey sleep well......

If eventually Akpabio wins this case, they will say he has bribed the courts... They really believe women are innocent.... Smh

Your 4 daughters?!!

Sigh... The rantings of a desperate and corrupt idiot.

Anijay1212:

Just looking at the first three comments above me makes me wonder why some people hate the Senate president so much as to distort their sense of reasoning.
How do you condemn a man based on mere allegations that has not been proven.
I will say more later.

This is more than mere allegation my dear. There has been such allegation in the past from Joy Nune, a Rivers woman.
The SINate president is uncouth and lacks the civility to be in that position. This matter will be amongst what will lead to his downfall.

yeye man

Wealthoptulent:
Only you 4 diff Politician with same Allegation ?

The fact that she has made the same allegation too often against different people makes her suspect.

Akpabio has put his hand on fire

If this man is totally free from the accusation of sexual assault,he would have been in the front for absolute investigation.





Food for thought.

bookson:
This voice is suggestive of guilt Akpabio, Natasha is a lawyer and she knows what she is doing. Go and ask Yahaya Bello.

Continue deceiving yourself with this cheap blackmail. Your shame is not far-fetched

Says iyana ipaja Chief Judge

U say u are innocent, ok fine, allow Investigation u say No?

OLAADEGBU:
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You haven't seen anything yet. You never thought about that while going around harassing other women.

Kobojunkie:
So, If my father violates another human being, I should not call him out on his actions and stand up for justice in that case? I don't talk am say many Nigerians are raised to function in dysfunctional ways. It is all many of you know and can survive jn

The question here is ,will you call him out based on mere talk or without any evidence to substantiate the claim?

Oga shut up


Idiot

OLAADEGBU:
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Anijay1212:

Just looking at the first three comments above me makes me wonder why some people hate the Senate president so much as to distort their sense of reasoning.
How do you condemn a man based on mere allegations that has not been proven.
I will say more later.

HER HUSBAND, who loves Akpaio, collaborated her, even said he warned him to back off!

Kobojunkie:
Everyone knows the chances are about 100% that this sleeze bag of a man is guilty as charged, so what is all of this nonsense for?

I sometimes shake my head at our reasonings as Nigerians. How do we judge based on rumours and emotions while turning away from the reality and facts?

Whatever allegations made by Natasha was not witnessed by any of us, it could be lies (remember she's lied against Reno before) until she provides evidence yet we believe in her earsay while blaming Akpabio for correcting her rude misconduct in the Senate Chambers which we all witnessed on live television.

No wonder somebody said we deserve the rulers God gave us because we like seeing white and call it black. Our leaders are just like us, see WHITE and call it BLACK.

They (Women) have equal rights as yours!
Not all Women will behave as Natasha did!

She said she has proof. Let her present the proof now or allow the matter to die. This is an unnecessary distraction just like Big brother Nigeria, Wike vs Fubara.

If only the senators were fighting for the betterment of Nigerians like this

Natasha: Akpabio at risk of long jail term as fresh details emerge
13 March 2025 at 8:44
Segun Adeyemi

The President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, and other top legislative officials risk imprisonment for allegedly defying a court order.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has initiated contempt proceedings against them, with the Federal High Court in Abuja issuing Form 48 as a notice of their disobedience.

The legal action stems from suit No. FHC/ABJ/CS/384/2025, filed by Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan against the Clerk of the National Assembly, the Senate, Senate President Akpabio, and the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Ethics, Privileges, and Code of Conduct, Senator Neda Imasuem.

The notice, signed by the court registrar pursuant to Section 72 of the Sheriff and Civil Process Act 2004, emphasised the gravity of the situation.

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Court Warns Akpabio, Senate Officials: Obey or Face Prison

The court explicitly warned the defendants that their actions constitute contempt, which could lead to imprisonment if they fail to comply.

“Despite being duly served with the enrolled order on the 5th day of March 2025, you, the Defendants/Contemnors, have deliberately and contumaciously disregarded its binding directive,” the court stated.

The legal notice further reiterated: “Take notice that pursuant to Section 72 of the Sheriffs and Civil Processes Act, your wilful disobedience of the order of this Honourable Court renders you liable for contempt of court, for which you may be committed to prison unless you comply.”

The court had previously issued an order on 4th March 2025, restraining the Senate from proceeding with an investigation into Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan’s alleged misconduct during a February 20 plenary session.

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The order mandated that all defendants, including Senate leadership, cease actions against the senator until a final determination on the case.

Despite the clear directive, the defendants reportedly proceeded with the probe, leading to the contempt proceedings.

The court highlighted that any actions taken in violation of its order are “null, void, and of no effect whatsoever.”

The court’s enrolled order also granted permission for the plaintiff to serve the Senate with case documents through alternative means, including pasting them at the National Assembly or publishing them in national newspapers.

Additionally, the order sought to prevent the Senate’s Ethics Committee, chaired by Senator Imasuem, from advancing its inquiry into Akpoti-Uduaghan’s conduct.

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The court required the Senate to show cause as to why an interlocutory injunction should not be granted, reinforcing that the plaintiff’s privileges as a senator must be upheld in accordance with the Nigerian Constitution, Senate Standing Orders, and the Legislative Houses (Powers and Privileges) Act.

With the issuance of Form 48, the Senate President and other officials now face legal consequences unless they comply with the court’s directives.

Observers note that this case underscores the judiciary’s role in checking legislative overreach and upholding the rule of law.

Legal analysts believe that the next steps in the case could significantly impact the Senate’s operations and Akpabio’s leadership.

Should the court escalate the matter to Form 49, which calls for direct committal proceedings, Akpabio and his co-defendants may be forced to personally defend their actions or face severe sanctions, including possible imprisonment.

As the controversy unfolds, political watchers are keen to see whether the Senate leadership will comply with the court order or continue its defiant stance, potentially leading to a major constitutional confrontation.

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With the issuance of Form 48, the Senate President and other officials now face legal consequences unless they comply with the court’s directives.