Gunmen Invade Natasha’s Family House In Kogi

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, who represents Kogi Central, raised an alarm on Thursday over an attack on her family residence in Obeiba-Ihima, Kogi State by armed men.

In a statement released by her media team in Abuja, the senator revealed that the gunmen stormed and vandalized the house, which originally belonged to her grandfather, on Tuesday.

The report noted that the attack was ultimately foiled by the intervention of security personnel.

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The statement partly read, “Two days ago, my younger brother took some contractors to my hometown in Ihima to inspect locations for upcoming projects that I attracted to my senatorial district. The unknown gunmen assumed I was the one in town and attacked my family’s house that night.

“Thankfully, the civil defence team and community members responded promptly and chased them off. A report was made to the police area command, and no one was hurt. We urge the Inspector General of Police to immediately reinstate my security details. ”

The statement also called on the public to stay calm and stand behind efforts to secure justice for the senator, stressing that her commitment to serving her constituents should not be answered with threats or acts of violence.

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