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A confrontation in the plenary on Wednesday between the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio and the Edo North Senator, Adams Oshiomhole over what is described as unruly behaviour from the former Governor of Edo State.
There were reports that Akpabio, during the faceoff between himself and the two lawmakers, threatened to eject Oshiomhole from the Senate should he fail to obey the rules of the upper chamber.
Akpabio’s caution came after Oshiomhole had interrupted plenary several times by shouting “Point of Order” while Akpabio was reading the Votes and Proceedings of the previous sitting.
The tense exchange is seen as a continuation of an earlier clash between both lawmakers during plenary on Tuesday when the Senate President rejected a call from Oshiomhole for Nigeria to take retaliatory measures against South Africa over the ongoing xenophobic attacks in the country.
The face-off between the two Senators is also viewed in some quarters as a power struggle ahead of the race for the Senate Presidency in 2027.
The trouble started on Wednesday at the plenary when Oshiomhole made several interruptions, drawing the attention of the presiding officer to the amended rules of the Senate.
In response, Akpabio asked Senator Orji Uzor Kalu to teach his colleague on the Standing Rules of the Senate.
Kalu, in his comments, described Oshiomhole’s conduct as “tautological,” but the interruptions continued.
Akpabio then warned the former Edo State governor, saying, “If you are a soldier, you act like a soldier. If you’re a police officer you behave like a police officer. “So, if you are a senator, you have to play by the rules.”
“Senator Oshiomhole, you are out of order.” Later, he ruled Oshiomhole out of order.
Oshiomhole, however, continued to speak from his seat and insisted that he be recognized.
Chief Whip, Mohammed Monguno, also intervened, warning of possible disciplinary action.
Monguno warned, “Senator Oshiomhole, be careful, otherwise I will use the powers of the office of the Chief Whip against you.
Akpabio warned again, telling Oshiomhole, “If you get out of order, I will remove you from the Senate.”
But after the series of warnings, Oshiomhole seemed to back down and the day’s proceedings in the Senate continued.
