“And there were about five senators there. And Akpabio said, ‘Oh Natasha, you are not wearing your ring…is this an invitation to treat?'”
Mr nwoko said, “We can’t continue to have a situation whereby individuals operate anonymously spreading false information without accountability.’’
“Let it be unequivocally stated that Senator Uduaghan was suspended solely for her persistent act of misconduct,” said the Senate.
Mr Akpabio stated, “Those seats are declared vacant. I urge INEC to conduct elections in line with the constitution to fill those vacancies.”
Mr Ogunlewe said Mrs Akpoti-Uduaghan ‘s beauty was the cause of her problems, suggesting she is too ravishing not to attract attention from her male-dominated colleagues.
Mr Otti said that leadership was about thinking beyond elections.
Mr Egbetokun commended the Senate’s efforts to conduct a thorough investigation on the alleged missing firearms.
He confirmed that members of the Committee on Appropriations will present the report either Wednesday or Thursday this week.
Mr Akpabio referred Mr Tinubu’s request to the Senate Committee on Appropriations for urgent consideration after announcing the increase to lawmakers.
Mr Kaigama condemned ethnic and religious discrimination, calling for unity, justice, and mutual respect to achieve societal harmony.
