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    Senate Crisis: Abbo Accuses Akpabio of Endangering Natasha’s Life

    National UpdateBy National UpdateApril 3, 2025 News No Comments1 Min Read
    Senator Elisha Abbo
    Senator Elisha Abbo
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    Former Adamawa North Senator, Elisha Abbo, has accused Senate President Godswill Akpabio of putting suspended Kogi Central Senator, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, in grave danger by withdrawing her security details.
    Natasha was suspended for six months after failing to substantiate sexual harassment allegations against Akpabio. However, Abbo claims the suspension was not only politically motivated but also deliberately designed to expose her to harm.
    Speaking on Arise News’ PrimeTime show, Abbo criticized Akpabio’s decision, stating:
    “He sat like an emperor and ordered her suspension, stopped her salary, barred her from the National Assembly, and even instructed the Inspector General of Police not to provide her with security. In another way, he exposed her to be killed.”
    Abbo questioned why Natasha was punished so severely while Akpabio himself had clashed with former Senate President Bukola Saraki in the 8th Assembly without facing suspension.
    The controversy has sparked concerns about political bias, abuse of power, and the safety of Natasha, whose security remains uncertain amid the escalating political showdown.

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