“I thought I had earned my place through the elections, not erections”

The senator who represents the central senatorial district of Kogi, Natasha Akpoti-Auduaghan, made satirical excuses to the president of the Senate Godswill Akpabio for the accusations of sexual harassment against him even if he observed that he won his place through the elections and not

In March the Senate had suspended Akpoti-Auduaghan for six months, citing a serious bad weather conducted by the legislator.

Akpoti-Auduaghan, in the letter addressed to Akpabio on Sunday 27 April 2025, apologized to the president of the Senate to “give priority to the skills for the capitulation, vision on the vanity and mandate of the people for private dinners behind closed doors”.

The senator said she had reflectively reflected on her inability to recognize that legislative success in certain neighborhoods has not been gained through the merit, but through compliance.

He said: “Now I realize the catastrophic consequences of my actions: the delayed legislation, the antimates of flavoring and the tragic bruises of ego so large that require their postal codes. For this interruption of the natural order of” quid pro qo “, I encourage my head in fantasy shame.

“Please find it in your Magnanime heart – somewhere buried in depth under strata of law – to forgive this stubborn woman who mistakenly believed that her senate seat was gained through elections, not erections.”