Senate President Akpabio Said ‘My Waist Would Make Good Movements’ – Natasha Akpoti Alleges

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has made a startling allegation against Senate President Godswill Akpabio, claiming that he made inappropriate comments about her during a session in the National Assembly.

In a viral video, the Kogi Central senator accused Akpabio of making a remark about her waist, stating, “He said my waist would make good movements.” The alleged comment, which has sparked widespread reactions, was reportedly made during a lighthearted moment in the Senate, but Akpoti insists it was inappropriate and unbecoming of a leader of his stature.

Reactions and Fallout

The statement has since drawn mixed reactions from the public and lawmakers alike. While some see it as a harmless joke taken out of context, others believe it reflects deeper issues of sexism and unprofessional conduct in Nigerian politics.

So far, Akpabio has not publicly responded to the allegation, and it remains unclear whether any formal action will be taken. However, Akpoti’s claim has reignited discussions on gender dynamics within Nigeria’s political landscape and the treatment of female lawmakers in the country.