Natasha Akpoti taunts critics after Senate invitation
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan of Kogi Central has taken a subtle swipe at her critics just hours after Senate President Godswill Akpabio read her invitation letter to fellow lawmakers during plenary. The letter, which invited Akpabio and other senators to the celebration of her second year in office, was read aloud on the Senate floor, drawing attention across political circles and social media.
Following the public reading, Senator Natasha shared a post that appeared to mock her detractors, suggesting that despite the negativity surrounding her political journey, she continues to rise and achieve new milestones. Her message, which resonated with confidence and self-assurance, was interpreted by many as a response to her political rivals who had previously doubted her influence in the National Assembly.
The post quickly went viral, with supporters praising her courage and determination to remain focused amid political tension in her home state. Others described her as one of the few female lawmakers who have consistently demonstrated leadership and resilience despite facing significant opposition.
Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan’s anniversary event is expected to attract top political figures, community leaders, and her supporters from across the country. Her team has described the celebration as a moment to reflect on her achievements, including empowerment initiatives, education support programs, and advocacy for gender equality.
Political observers say her latest comments show a growing sense of confidence as she continues to solidify her position both within the Senate and in the political landscape of Kogi State.
