Akpabio Who Acted Worse Under Saraki, Now Presides Over in Senate- Pat Utomi
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Professor Pat Utomi has unleashed a scathing attack on Senate President Godswill Akpabio, accusing him of presiding over a “charade” in the Senate. Utomi’s criticism stems from Akpabio’s past behavior, particularly during his tenure as a senator under Bukola Saraki’s leadership. According to Utomi, Akpabio’s actions back then were even more egregious than his current performance.
Akpabio’s past controversies have also come under scrutiny. His infamous “nightclub” comment, which was deemed derogatory towards women, sparked widespread criticism. Although he later apologized for the remark, the incident has left a lasting impression on his public image.
The Senate has since fired back at Utomi, slamming his comments as “misdirected and uncalled for”. The Senate’s response highlights the escalating tensions between Utomi and Akpabio, with both sides engaging in a war of words.
As the drama unfolds, it’s essential to consider multiple perspectives and facts before forming an opinion on this matter. One thing is clear, however: the Utomi-Akpabio face-off has brought the issue of Senate leadership and accountability to the forefront of national discourse.
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