Suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has made it clear that she has not apologized to the Senate regarding the issue that led to her suspension.
In a statement on Monday, Akpoti-Uduaghan described reports claiming she issued an apology as “false and misleading,” insisting that she still stands by her position.
“The reports suggesting that I have apologized to the Senate and retracted my position are untrue. I stand firmly by my words and actions and have not issued any apology to the Senate or anyone regarding this matter,” she stated.
She criticized those spreading the false reports, accusing them of attempting to distort the truth and mislead the public. The senator, who was suspended following a disagreement with Senate leadership, emphasized her commitment to defending the rights of her constituents. She also alleged that certain individuals are trying to manipulate public opinion with fabricated statements.
“I urge the public to disregard these rumors and publications, as they do not represent my stance. My commitment remains to truth, justice, and the people I represent,” she added.
Furthermore, she expressed concern about what she described as a planned effort to silence her voice within the National Assembly.
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