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Group Dismisses Underground Fireworks To Recall Suspended Senator Natasha

Kogi Central sociocultural umbrella body, Ebira People’s Association (EPA) has dismissed the underground fireworks going on for the recall of the embattled Senator Natasha Akpoti-Udusghan, who is representing Kogi Central Senatorial District in the Red Chamber of the National Assembly.
Information reaching us at Greenbarge Reporters online newspaper indicated that a group of people who call themselves Kogi Central stakeholders, have initiated the process of recalling Senator Natasha, who was suspended for six months on March 6, for alleged unruly behaviour in the Chamber.
In a statement today, March 19, reacting to such a move, the President of EPA, Dr. Godwin Oyibo asked the people in the Senatorial District to remain vigilant, united, and committed to the shared dream of building a great constituency where love and brotherliness reign supreme.
“We passionately appeal to all constituents to stand solidly behind our senator, who has proven herself to be a true and worthy representative of our constituency. We must avoid needless distractions at this period.”
Dr. Oyibo said that EPA is aware of”an attempt to initiate a recall process against our Distinguished Senator, Barrister Natasha Akpoti, from the National Assembly by some stakeholders in Kogi Central.
“Initially, we dismissed it as a rumor, but we have continued to receive calls and messages from concerned constituents of Kogi Central, both at home and in the diaspora, confirming the development.
“This situation is disturbing, not only because of its potential impact on the collective peace of our district, but also because it threatens the unity and cohesion that have pervaded our land in the recent times.
“We recall the oneness of our people during the last governorship election in 2023 when we were confronted with people who referred to us as common enemies. It is too soon to sacrifice that oneness.
“While EPA acknowledges the right of individuals to belong to different political persuasions, we need to stress that the issue at stake concerns our developmental interests.
“We must diligently consider the options available to us now and in the future.
“Our current senator has attracted development to Kogi Central, and we cannot deny her those achievements.
“Despite facing numerous challenges, Senator Natasha Akpoti has remained a steadfast advocate for our cause, delivering numerous projects and amenities that have significantly improved the lives of her constituents.
“We urge all constituents to exercise extreme caution and not be swayed by external interests seeking to disrupt our peace and progress.
“We must recognize that the rumored recall process is not only unnecessary but also potentially detrimental to our corporate interest and image. “It is crucial for us as a people to appreciate the fact that our collective cohesion could be threatened by such a move.”

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