Senate kiss drama: Isaac Fayose reacts to Akpabio and Natasha Akpoti’s PDAs with their spouses

• Isaac Fayose stirred a frenzy online by sharing two strikingly similar photos of affection, one featuring Akpabio, the other Natasha Akpoti, right in the heat of their clash.
• Amused by the unfolding drama, Fayose couldn’t resist highlighting the twist, as their saga continues to grip the public’s attention.

Social and political commentator, Isaac Fayose, has reacted to the unfolding saga between Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, which seems to have taken an intriguing romantic turn.

On Wednesday, Natasha, after publicly accusing Akpabio of sexual harassment, arrived at the Senate Chamber with her husband, High Chief Emmanuel Uduaghan, who kissed her at the entrance, an act that set tongues wagging.

The video and photos from that moment spread like wildfire.

Isaac Fayose, on Thursday, took to his page, shared the now-viral photo of Natasha and her husband’s kiss, placing it side by side with another image, this time of Akpabio and his wife, Ekaette Unoma Akpabio.

According to Fayose, this photo of Akpabio and Ekaette was taken at the Senate just a day after Natasha’s public display of affection with her husband.

With a tone laced in amusement, Fayose found the entire spectacle dramatic, buzzed at how quickly the saga had evolved into a gripping political and emotional showdown.

“Yesterday Natasha & her husband kissed b4 she waka enter the chamber.

“Akpabio & E wife kissing in full glare of the media b4 E waka enter the chamber..

“Nah who sabi kiss pass ???
House Of Comedian”

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Meanwhile, Emmanuel Uduaghan recently confirmed that Natasha confided in him about her interactions with Akpabio.

As a traditional chief of the Warri Kingdom, he claimed to have handled the matter with diplomacy, said he viewed Akpabio as a family friend and sought a private resolution with the Senate President behind closed doors.

On the other side of the storm, Ekaette Akpabio fired back. The Senate President’s wife dragged Natasha to court, filed two defamation lawsuits and demanding a staggering N350 billion in damages over claims that her husband’s reputation has been tarnished.