The Senate President of the 10th senate, Senator God’swill Akpabio, while speaking on his relationship with his distinguished colleague, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, and her husband Alema of Warri Kingdom, Chief Emmanuel Uduaghan, said during their wedding day, he slept in the Dangote Cement Factory.
Speaking from his exalted seat in the National Assembly, Sen. Akpabio explained that he wouldn’t sexually harass Senator Natasha Akpoti as she claims he did, pointing out that her husband, Chief Emmanuel Uduaghan, is his very close friend and brother, though so he thought, defining their friendship only from his own point of view while unaware of how Chief Uduaghan takes him.
Senator Akpabio said, during their marriage in Kogi State, he slept in Sen. Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s house and had to leave the next day to Ubujana airport, where he missed his flight due to the inability of the plane to land because of a lack of power supply in the airport.
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Because of this, he slept at Dangote’s Cement Factory with nine other people and spent three days in Kogi State. And the social media people thought it was a lie even when Senator Uwebonyi said he was present in the same car.
“We have been dragged to the floor,” the senate president said, as he reiterated his responsibilities and powers as the President and Presiding Officer of the Senate as enshrined in the Constitution of Nigeria and that of the Senate.
The Senate president explained that he has the sole power to interpret the constitution of the senate, citing a portion of the constitution where such powers are spelled out for the Senate president.
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