Nigerian Senate President Akpabio’s Controversial Remarks Caught on Video

Nigerian Senate President Akpabio's Controversial Remarks Caught on Video

Nigerian Senate President Akpabio’s Controversial Remarks Caught on Video.

Nigerian Senate President Akpabio's Controversial Remarks Caught on Video

A video capturing a striking moment in the Nigerian Senate has caused a stir, shedding light on the lifestyle disparities amid challenging circumstances faced by over 200 million Nigerians.

The country’s politicians, particularly lawmakers, have been accused of maintaining lavish lives at the expense of the struggling masses, who are grappling with the ramifications of fuel subsidy removal.

This incident occurred after the Nigerian Senate’s screening and confirmation of President Bola Tinubu’s ministerial nominees, leading to an adjournment of the plenary until September 26.

During this session, Senator Godswill Akpabio addressed his fellow senators before the adjournment motion was raised.

Akpabio reportedly informed his colleagues that funds had been transferred to their accounts by Magaji Tambuwal, the clerk of the national assembly, to facilitate their holiday enjoyment.

However, his revelation drew immediate attention as he realized the session was being broadcast live on television and in front of press cameras.

Recognizing the seriousness of his statement, Akpabio swiftly retracted his words, stating, “I withdraw that statement.” He went on to explain, “In order to allow you to enjoy your holiday, the senate president has sent prayers to your mailboxes to assist you to go on a safe journey and return.”

The video has ignited conversations about the accountability of leaders and the gap between their privileges and the challenges faced by the citizens they represent.

Watch the Video below:


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