Natasha Akpoti-Auduaghan enters Nass, says “I will not apologize to Akpabio, the senators”

Days after serving his six-month suspension, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Auduaghan (PDP, Kogi Central), Tuesday, stormed the complex of the National Assembly, Abuja with his supporters.
Before his arrival, the security agents had put his office to the test.
“For this reason, he has easily gained access to the office,” said one of the workers of the complex.
Akpoti-Auduaghan, who spoke with journalists, said he would not apologize to the president of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, the leadership or anyone, having survived the injustice against her.
“I am still waiting for the letter because it is very important to understand the conditions that could illegally establish regarding this.
“I read in the newspapers that the leadership meeting was held yesterday and the leader of the minorities, senator Abba Moro, at the time of the recovery of October 7, would read a motion that asked me to apologize.
“So, I’m actually worried about which excuses they expect from me, you can’t apologize for an injustice.
“So, this is only one illegality to the other and I think in Nigeria, we should refuse such things.
“I think it is actually frightening that there is such a quantity of illegality, so if they expect me to apologize, I’m sorry, I don’t have those words.
“And if this is the condition to open this office, then I think we have a long dance to go.
“How much we had to face and survive in the last six months and most of this has happened to the full glow of the Nigerians.
“From the unjust suspension to the call we survived, we survived the blocking of roads and waterways in kogi that we had to fly through, using the helicopter. We survived the blackmail from the so -called woman from us
“You know that it is surprising that we had to survive. To the omnipotent God we give glory, my deepest appreciation for the good people of Kogi Central, Kogi State and Nigeria in general.
“My husband my love, I love you very much and please that all men support their wives as much as you have supported me and my children, thanks for your sacrifices.
“Let the Nigerians know that the future is bright, we cannot simply give up our hope, our democracy is evolving and I trust that every day that leads to 2027, we will be able to implement actions that go in a useful way because patriotically, we have a country to save,” he said.