Natasha-Akpabio: It’s Ned’s unconcerned look for me – Many jest over clip of politician at Senate gathering

• Ned Nwoko sparked amusement across social media with his subtle gestures when the camera lingered on him during a recent Senate session addressing Senator Natasha.
• The Senate discussion delved into the controversy’s fallout, focusing on how the saga had cast a shadow over the lawmakers’ images, turned the National Assembly into a subject of ridicule and public scrutiny.

The never-ending saga between Senate President Godswill Akpabio and suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, representing Kogi Central, took center stage once again in a recent Senate session, with Ned Nwoko in attendance.

In a clip shared by celebrity news curator Tunde Ednut, senators gathered to dissect the long-term implications of Natasha’s heated confrontation in the chambers. The atmosphere carried an air of urgency as lawmakers debated the ripple effects of the controversy.

Senator Fadahunsi, representing Osun East, did not hold back as he was mostly seen addressing the ridicule and loss of respect the Senate, especially Akpabio, had endured since the saga erupted. With a firm stance, he laid out his motion, emphasized the pressing need to restore integrity and dignity to the legislative house.

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However, Senator Ned Nwoko, who was prominently featured in the clip, became the center of attention online, drawing reactions from netizens and celebrities alike.

Many pointed out that his perceived indifferent expression during the discussion, highlighted how the lawmaker representing Oshimili North Federal Constituency, Delta State, appeared unbothered amid the heated deliberations.

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In related news, celebrities like Korra Obidi and Jaywon have rallied behind suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan as she escalates her dispute with Senate President Godswill Akpabio to the global stage, addressing a United Nations forum.

Akpoti-Uduaghan, the Kogi Central representative, was suspended for six months on March 6 following a heated confrontation with Akpabio over a disputed Senate seating arrangement, which she argued was a deliberate move to marginalize her.

The controversy deepened when she took to national television, alleging that Akpabio’s true intention was to penalize her for rejecting his alleged sexual advances.