The Senate has denied the allegation that there is a plan to arrest Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan when she returns from New York where she attended the Inter-Parliamentary Union event.
Natasha had said that there was a plan to arrest her in Abuja.
She had also claimed that the Senate President Akpabio sent three staff members, headed by the Chargè D’Affairs of the Nigerian embassy in New York, to evacuate her from the United Nations premises after her speech at the IPU event.
But Senate Spokesman, Adeyemi Adaramodu, in a press statement, said Akpoti-Uduaghan was with her allegation merely looking for her “lost content creation needle in a haystack.”
“She’s looking for her lost content creation needle in a haystack,” Adaramodu said, dismissing the senator’s claims.
He said, “The Senate President and the Nigerian Senate have no reason to join issues with her anymore.
“If she’s being haunted by her unguarded vituperations against Nigeria at the IPU in faraway New York, she should spare the Senate, which is not ready to be her accomplice in such a sordid voyage.”
