Strong indications emerged on Tuesday that the imbroglio between the embattled Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, PDP, Kogi Central and the President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio, is coming to an end.
The Sergeant at Arms of the National Assembly, along with combined personnel of security organisations have unsealed her 205 office of the Senate wing, granting the suspended senator access to her office and the National Assembly premises.
The move to open the office before her resumption is reportedly to enable Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan to be in the hallowed chamber upon resumption on 7th October, 2025.
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According to an anonymous source, the decision was reached during a leadership meeting of the Senate.
A motion will be moved by the Minority Leader of the Senate, Senator Abba Moro, PDP, Benue South, for her to apologise, then it will be seconded, and it will be taken.
The senator, who was the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Diaspora and NGOs, was slammed with a six-month suspension by the Senate in March.
She was also barred from participating in all activities of the 10th Senate for alleged misconduct when she protested against the reassignment of her seat by Akpabio.
Her suspension officially ended in September 2025, but she has since been denied access to her duties due to ongoing legal issues.
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In July, Binta Nyako, a Judge of the Federal High Court, Abuja, described the six-month suspension as excessive and unconstitutional and ordered the Senate to recall the embattled Senator, citing that suspending a Senator for such a long period would expose constituents to non-representation during that time.
However, the Senate “stood its ground, insisting that she serve her full term.”
Subsequently, the Clerk to the National Assembly (CNA), Kamorudeen Ogunlana, wrote to her, stating that her suspension subsists until the Court of Appeal delivers judgment.
In response, the senator’s counsel, Michael Jonathan Numa, SAN, wrote to the CNA on September 11, warning that failure to comply by Monday, 15th September 2025, would lead to proceedings against him “personally and in your official capacity.
The proceedings would include committal for contempt, disciplinary action for breach of the Code of Conduct for Public Officers, liability for instigating a breach of the peace with potential implications for national security, and any other remedies available to our client under the law.
In his own response, Ogunlana urged the public to remain patient and allow the appropriate institutions, including the Senate and the courts, to discharge their constitutional responsibilities.
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