Stay away from this matter, I have concrete evidence against your husband— Senator Natasha warns Akpabio’s wife
Senator, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, on Saturday declared that she had “concrete evidence” to substantiate her sexual harassment allegations against the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio.
Natasha Akpoti called on Akpabio’s wife, Unoma, to distance herself from the sexual allegations controversy involving her husband, the senate president.
Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and Akpabio’s spat started when she refused a reassigned seating arrangement on the floor of the senate.
The matter took another twist on Friday when she alleged how Akpabio sexually harassed her, her rejection of his sexual advances and the resultant victimisation.
She claimed that the Senate President frustrated her motions, maligned, and intimidated her for refusing his sexual overtures.
Reacting, Unoma accused Natasha of creating content for her personal gains, stressing that the lawmakers was lying against her husband.
However, in a legal letter dated March 1, 2025, and addressed to Unoma through her lawyer, Victor Giwa, the Kogi Central Senator charged her to stay off the matter for her own sanity.
The letter was titled “Stay Away from Sen. Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s Sexual Harassment and Intimidation Allegation Against Sen. President Godswill Akpabio; To Safeguard Your Sanity and That of Your Family.”
She insisted that the allegations were directed only at Akpabio and that he should be the one to defend himself.
The letter said: “Our client has concrete evidence to substantiate her allegations. We suggest that you leave the defense of these allegations to the Senate President to maintain your sanity and that of your family.”
Meanwhile, Unoma had earlier sued Natasha for defamation and fundamental rights infringement at the Federal Capital Territory High Court.
She is demanding N350 billion from Natasha as damages.
Natasha earlier sued Akpabio for defamation and demanded N100 billion for damages she suffered from the Senate President’s aides among other grounds.