Tinubu Doesn’t Find Akpabio Useful Anymore, Plot To Remove Him Has Started– Jonathan’s Ex- Aide Makes Another Shocking Claim
Jackson Ude, a former aide to ex- President Goodluck Jonathan and an independent journalist, has made serious allegations regarding the ongoing clash between Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Senator Natasha Akpoti- Uduaghan of Kogi State.
In a post on social media platform X, as cited by LATEST_NEWS Blog, Ude claimed that a renewed plot to remove Akpabio as Senate President had begun. According to him, President Bola Tinubu’ s administration no longer finds Akpabio useful, which has led to political tensions within the Senate.
Ude highlighted that Senator Akpoti- Uduaghan had previously been a strong supporter of Akpabio. However, he asserted that their political relationship was bound to collapse eventually.
” Senator Natasha Akpoti- Uduaghan has been a staunch supporter of Senate President Godswill Akpabio. I knew it was just a matter of time before they cracked. I am not surprised that it has happened, ” Ude wrote.
He further accused Akpabio of being intolerant towards influential women in politics, claiming that he often seeks to manipulate and suppress them.
” Akpabio cannot stand any woman of substance. He likes to bully, manipulate, and abuse strong women. He has done that to Senator Akpoti- Uduaghan. But unfortunately for Akpabio, it would be his greatest undoing. The plot to remove him as Senate President has just started again. After all, the Bola Tinubu’ s Presidency don’ t find him useful anymore, ” he added.
This revelation comes amid reports of internal divisions within the National Assembly. While there has been no official confirmation of a move to unseat Akpabio, political analysts suggest that tensions within the Senate could escalate in the coming months.
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The Senate President’ s office has yet to respond to Ude’ s claims, and Senator Akpoti- Uduaghan has also remained silent on the matter. However, observers believe that this latest development could significantly impact the power dynamics in the Nigerian Senate.
