In a bold reemergence, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has taken to social media, standing tall amid swirling sexual allegations she made against Senate President Godswill Akpabio—allegations that have now landed her in legal crosshairs with the federal government. In a striking mirror selfie, Natasha exudes quiet strength: sunglasses on, brown blouse, silk scarf, classic jeans, and a black designer bag, her confidence glowing as bright as the white hydrangeas beside her.
Her words ring out like fire: “Some women are lost in fire, some women are BUILT from it… For the love of country and people, I remain unbent, unbroken and unapologetic for standing by my truth. Come what may… Nigeria is ours to build. Patriotically Nigerian.”
Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan
The government has filed defamation charges, accusing Natasha of knowingly making statements likely to damage Akpabio’s reputation—a charge under Sections 391 and 392 of the Penal Code. Still, Natasha, representing the courageous people of Kogi Central, refuses to bow. Her stance is more than personal; it’s a clarion call for justice, truth, and unshakable patriotism.
As the legal drama unfolds, one thing is clear: Natasha is not lost in the fire. She’s built from it—unbent, unbroken, and ready for whatever comes next.
