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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Appletek: 8:56am On Mar 21, 2025

franchasng:
Just see them jubilating over impunity.

Lovers of immorality and evil, nature will definitely reward you all cheering Bola Tinubu and his gang of APC political looters

You go cry taya. Shameless Obidient loser.

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by plumcomm: 8:57am On Mar 21, 2025

Dreal1247:
But you can trust your politicians in Nigeria? Please save yourself of the needles headache.

you can’t trust your politicians but u trust Natasha,is she not also a politician?.na people like you women Dey manipulate.

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by lomprico(m): 8:57am On Mar 21, 2025

How can the worse be over when tulumbu is still occupying that seat illegitimately?

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Agugbadin: 8:58am On Mar 21, 2025

ruggedtimi:
The highest place for her was the IPU she attended..Travelling to different international media house wont change shxt. She can use part of her savings to lobby Donald Trump's govt..by the time them dem drop sanctions on the senate members their eye go clear.

That can never work, you think that president has time for issues like this one,when he has important issues to attend to Gaza rift,Putin Ukraine war,Yemen terrorist attacks on ships along the gulf to mention just a few.

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by AgroBizSolution(f): 8:59am On Mar 21, 2025

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Dreal1247:
But you can trust your politicians in Nigeria? Please save yourself of the needles headache.

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Thomasankara(m): 9:01am On Mar 21, 2025

[/color]I think waking up to the call of recall,destabilizes her, it seeming real to her now. She wasn't herself observing that session [color=#770077]

Alexis11:
Hmmm... For the very first time since this drama started, I felt pity for her. That cry was genuine unlike the one she was crying at IPU.

In any case, Natasha is gone. As a highly emotional human being, the method she tried using to fight the SP boomerang terribly and her recall from the Senate is almost a done deal. The realization of what she got herself into might be the real reason for the tears.

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by luvinhubby(m): 9:01am On Mar 21, 2025

Xannadu:
I can never trust people who cry on TV

For example, Muhammadu Buhari grin

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by chris51(f): 9:02am On Mar 21, 2025

The fact is, in Western World the sentiments and laws favour women. Sexual harassment is the worst crime.
The public is overheating the situation, recalling Natasha and staging protests in favour of Akpabio is not in good faith.
I wish all the parties well.

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by chris51(f): 9:02am On Mar 21, 2025

chris51:
The fact is, in Western World the sentiments and laws favour women. Sexual harassment is the worst crime.
The public is overheating the situation, recalling Natasha and staging protests in favour of Akpabio is not in good faith.
I wish all the parties well.

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Mom007(f): 9:02am On Mar 21, 2025

Ikaeniyan0:
You had to wait till you broke the senate rules before you voiced out

"Reno Omokri shares video of Senator Natasha accusing him of sexual harassment - Vanguard News" https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/03/reno-omokri-reshares-video-of-senator-natasha-accusing-him-of-sexual-harassment/amp/

You see why Nigeria can never improve? Why these wicked politicians get away with anything? One person is being picked upon and victimised today, you mock and scoff at them then when it's your turn tomorrow, everyone will mock and scoff at you. Is akpabio now a good person whose words should be taken over another's? Last year he was tormenting a widow of a retired and deceased so and so, demolishing their house and siezing their land. No one said anything. Now it's this woman. Tomorrow it will be your own mother, wife or sister and others will still mock. Or it will even be you, being victimised by police or road safety or whatever. Your day will come since u see nothing wrong when the mighty oppress the weak.

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by BadBradley: 9:09am On Mar 21, 2025

Fake manipulative tears from a serial manipulator

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by fredoooooo: 9:09am On Mar 21, 2025

Asunkun rojo

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by fredoooooo: 9:12am On Mar 21, 2025

franchasng:
Just see them jubilating over impunity.

Lovers of immorality and evil, nature will definitely reward you all cheering Bola Tinubu and his gang of APC political looters

When you win political battle it's politics
When you lose its impunity..
No one will ever take you serious with this type of mentality ...
grin

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by ruggedtimi(m): 9:13am On Mar 21, 2025

Agugbadin:
That can never work, you think that president has time for issues like this one,when he has important issues to attend to Gaza rift,Putin Ukraine war,Yemen terrorist attacks on ships along the gulf to mention just a few.

And you think the president will be the one to attend to her?? There are so many aides that can pass their findings to the president. He will simply approve it and be announced by an aide. It all depends on her level of lobbying.

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Adakintroy: 9:16am On Mar 21, 2025

Rich wealthy victims everywhere.

Meanwhile some girls prayer na to meet this great akpabio for frequent abuse

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Teymanhenry(f): 9:16am On Mar 21, 2025

press9jatv:
Hmm 🤔 . For the first time I’m seeing Senator Natasha bursting into tears here. Really Akpabio do her bad no be small.

Seems you kno nothing about emotional blackmail from a woman. Don't be deceived by those tears . There is no length a woman wouldn't go if she wants to bring you down. Personally, I feel she shouldn't be talking about this if she doesn't have an evidence. She could have videos, audios, images or even eye witnesses. This would have made her case better

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Helgreenluv(m): 9:17am On Mar 21, 2025

yoruboid:
Emotional blackmail

Very manipulative behavior

That's it

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by michoim(m): 9:18am On Mar 21, 2025

yoruboid:
Emotional blackmail

Very manipulative behavior

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Awesome01(m): 9:19am On Mar 21, 2025

Difrent:
Why won't she
You not only suspended her
You took away her security, staff and even salary and you think you will have peace?

No way

The punishment was an overkill and it was what gave Akpabio out as a vengeance seeking mfka

No. All these are child's play. Wait for law suit of defamation from Akpabio after her recall. Then you can beg on her behalf.

People ( not only women ) need to know that there's repercussions for laying bad allegations against individuals without having solid evidence to back it up. Growing up we were all taught about Defamation and Libel, with their implications and consequences to both parties.

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Teymanhenry(f): 9:20am On Mar 21, 2025*

This woman thinks Nigerians don't know the meaning of sexual harassment. Even if the Senate president is admiring 9r wooing her as someone's wife, is that a crime?
Imagine such cases coming out from the Senate. It's quite a shame. Nigeria got better things to worry about

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by IgOga(m): 9:20am On Mar 21, 2025

This woman is playing with fire...emotional blackmail will always backfire.....oyinbo is smarter than that.....they can see through the lies.....

Tarnishing Nigeria's image will not win you sympathies in the UK...Kemi has already done more than enough and Nigerians are not liking it. Another Tiamiyu in the making...

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by richie240: 9:20am On Mar 21, 2025

Alexis11:
Hmmm... For the very first time since this drama started, I felt pity for her. That cry was genuine unlike the one she was crying at IPU.

Feeling pity for her is like feeling pity for an hired assassin who was caught (and being tortured by the police) before he could preform the dastardly act .

Remember if the hired assassin had succeeded, he would be rejoicing, not crying.

In any case, Natasha is gone. As a highly emotional human being, the method she tried using to fight the SP boomerang terribly and her recall from the Senate is almost a done deal. The realization of what she got herself into might be the real reason for the tears.

On point with this.

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by SonofElElyonRet: 9:21am On Mar 21, 2025

press9jatv:
Hmm 🤔 . For the first time I’m seeing Senator Natasha bursting into tears here. Really Akpabio do her bad no be small.

You are not current. She sobbed at IPU.. Probably on her way to CNN to cry some more..

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by osuofia2(m): 9:21am On Mar 21, 2025

Drama queen, keep deceiving obidients

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by kingthreat(m): 9:22am On Mar 21, 2025

Please Nollywood should feature this woman. She could win AMCVA award for best actress grin

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by abbasajao(m): 9:23am On Mar 21, 2025

This woman is a clear blackmailer. She can't be trusted.

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Titogbanski: 9:23am On Mar 21, 2025

People who create a lot of drama on the media are often very mischievous.

Their major aim most times is to find some way to be in the news.

Natasha is looking like such a person with her actions

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by power44t: 9:23am On Mar 21, 2025

press9jatv:
Hmm 🤔 . For the first time I’m seeing Senator Natasha bursting into tears here. Really Akpabio do her bad no be small.

Pvssy ass nigga. dont let simping ruin your life.

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Titogbanski: 9:25am On Mar 21, 2025

Mom007:
You see why Nigeria can never improve? Why these wicked politicians get away with anything? One person is being picked upon and victimised today, you mock and scoff at them then when it's your turn tomorrow, everyone will mock and scoff at you. Is akpabio now a good person whose words should be taken over another's? Last year he was tormenting a widow of a retired and deceased so and so, demolishing their house and siezing their land. No one said anything. Now it's this woman. Tomorrow it will be your own mother, wife or sister and others will still mock. Or it will even be you, being victimised by police or road safety or whatever. Your day will come since u see nothing wrong when the mighty oppress the weak.

Which might and which week? Natasha who has access to world women forum and bbc is the oppressor

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Judolisco(m): 9:26am On Mar 21, 2025

When I saw obidients supporting Natasha... I said it is finished... Obidients have started supporting el rufai... El rufai should better watch out grin

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Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by Truths9ja: 9:27am On Mar 21, 2025

Hmm 🤔 Akpabio is the worst 10th Senate President in the Red chamber

Re: I Thought The Worst Was Over - Natasha Broke Down In Tears During BBC Interview by famology(m): 9:34am On Mar 21, 2025

Manipulation and blackmail

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