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helinues:
No be only coup but coupe. No be must to be using English words that you don't understand.

Coup is by overtaking the government. Is Natasha a governor or a president?

helinues:
No be only coup but coupe. No be must to be using English words that you don't understand.

Coup is by overtaking the government. Is Natasha a governor or a president?

malali:
A coup d’état is the sudden, illegal overthrow of a government or its key leaders, usually carried out by a small group, often involving the military, political insiders, or other elites. The goal is to seize power quickly without following constitutional or legal procedures.

What Akpabio is doing denying Senator Natasha back into senate is an illegal overthrow
Senator Natasha is a key leader in Kogi central
Akapbio and his Ethics committee are the political insiders
There is no constitutional or legal procedure that supports indefinite suspension

SeeWahala:
This one thinks coups can happen only to a country's president

helinues:
Read and comprehend

helinues:
And I asked, is Natasha an elected governor or president that Akpabio want to overtake?

SeeWahala:
This one thinks once you perform or oversee a coup then IT MIST BE YOU, TYE COUP PLOTTER WHO BENEFITS FROM IT

SeeWahala:
You're just further showcasing the reality that you are ignorant of the subject in focus

helinues:
Some repeating same line. For once, try and be creative

SeeWahala:
Let me make it interesting then answer me this question . . .

Kaduna Nzuorgu plotted a coup, do you feel he wanted to take over the presidency for himself to rule or someone else? 🤔

KingOfPeaceJoy:
Your too know dey expose how big your ignorance could be.

You want to be seen everywhere. You are so irritating.

malali:
The American Embassy, Abuja, Nigeria
The British High Commission, Abuja, Nigeria
European Union Delegation to Nigeria
United Nations Human Rights Office, Nigeria

Subject: Urgent Attention Required: Undemocratic and Unconstitutional Actions by Senator Godswill Akpabio

Dear Sir/Madam,

I write to formally draw your urgent attention to a matter of grave concern regarding the ongoing attempt by Senator Godswill Akpabio, President of the Nigerian Senate, to undermine the democratic mandate of the people of Kogi Central.

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, duly elected by the citizens of Kogi Central in the 2023 general elections, completed a six-month suspension imposed for alleged insubordination. There have been no new infractions committed by Senator Akpoti since her suspension. Yet, Senator Akpabio has taken unconstitutional measures to bar her from resuming her legislative duties, citing procedural pretexts. This is not only a violation of the Nigerian Constitution but a breach of the democratic rights of hundreds of thousands of Nigerian voters.

It is evident that this action is part of a broader strategy to use personal influence and entrenched political networks to consolidate power, suppress dissent, and trample on the principle of representation. By attempting to extend punishment beyond its legal limit, Senator Akpabio is effectively violating the principle of double jeopardy, which forbids multiple punishments for the same alleged misconduct.

This conduct constitutes a serious affront to democratic norms and, under global human rights standards, may amount to acts that traverse into treasonable offenses, particularly where elected officials and the electorate are being systematically disenfranchised.

In light of these developments, we urge your offices to:
1. Publicly express concern over the obstruction of Senator Akpoti’s constitutional mandate.
2. Consider the suspension or revocation of visas for Senator Akpabio, his immediate family, and any individuals found to have participated in these unconstitutional actions, in accordance with international norms on democracy and human rights.
3. Monitor and report any further actions that seek to undermine democratic representation in Nigeria.

The Nigerian Constitution vests sovereignty in the people, and no legislative chamber or individual can supersede that mandate. International scrutiny is essential to ensure that Nigeria’s democratic institutions are not hijacked by personal ambition or political vendetta.

We trust that your offices will treat this matter with the urgency and seriousness it demands. The people of Kogi Central, and indeed the Nigerian populace, cannot be silenced without consequence.

Sincerely,

Malali,
Concerned Citizen.

okpouman:
The senate and akpabio have directly attacked the people of kogi central

okpouman:
The senate and akpabio have directly attacked the people of kogi central

kunle4toyeyaho:
... nobody is attacking KOgi central people. Are you saying the senate should subvert judicial process?Let her wait till the matter is concluded or she withdraws the case from law court