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BREAKING: Natasha defies Akpabio’s threat, storms NASS

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The lawmaker representing Kogi Central at the national assembly, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has brushed off the threat by the Senate President Godswill Akpabio to resume plenary on Tuesday morning.

This is coming after Akpabio appealed a court judgement that ruled against her six months suspension.

She arrived the National Assembly where her supporters converge at the entrance to await her.

Meanwhile, there was a security build-up at the gate of the complex with stern-looking officers searching cars and restricting visitors to the car park outside the parliament.

No fewer than five police patrol vehicles were stationed at a strategic area at the entrance to the Assembly complex.

The heightened security comes in the wake of a threat by Akpoti-Uduaghan to return to legislative duties amid warnings from the Senate.

 

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