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The Nigerian Senate has debunked allegation of forged signatures in the incidents that led to the suspension of Kogi Central lawmaker, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan.
Yemi Adaramodu, the Senate spokesperson, said the allegation of forgery by the Senator of Edo North, Adams Oshiomhole is not true at all.
Oshiomhole had accused that signatures of no less than three lawmakers were forged or improperly inserted in the report recommending the six-month suspension of Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan.
The claim came in reaction to comments by the Senate Leader, Opeyemi Bamidele, who described Akpoti-Uduaghan’s suspension as one of the lowest points of the 10th Senate.
The former Edo State governor, speaking on Monday during an interview on AIT, said some senators whose names appeared in the report had privately told him that they had neither signed the document nor endorsed its recommendations.
But Adaramodu on Tuesday dismissed Oshiomhole’s claim in a telephone chat with The Cable.
“That is false. “You’re forging signatures, over what?” he said.
He also said that Senator Ireti Kingibe, whose name was mentioned by Oshiomhole, did not complain to the Senate.
Senators are independent-minded, he said, and the allegations of a supposed forgery are very strange.
If she had any objection to any process, she would report same on the floor of the senate and not to an individual, he said.
“But that’s not even true because I sat on the ethics and public petitions committee that heard the matter.
“No one will say that he or she was coerced or forged of somebody’s signature. That has never happened in the senate and it can’t happen. Has never happened.
“Senators are people of independent mind. We are adult men and women. And if you have any infraction against anybody, that person can without any advocate from anywhere, that person will show. So there is nothing like that. This is my first time hearing it. “That’s very strange,” Adaramodu said.
Asked if the Senate would endorse Oshiomhole over the allegations, Adaramodu said the chamber would first look at the remarks before taking a stand.
We will look at any comments he has made. Either extraneous, spontaneous or intentional comments from any senator appropriately will be given a cursory look by the senate.
We’ll look into it. We will take a stand and all will know where we stand. But we can say that there has been no report by any senator that his or her senator has been forged in the Natasha matter.
It was openly debated on the floor of the senate at the plenary session in the full glare of every Nigerian and even the international audience so there is nothing to hide.
“All Nigerians knew our position at the time on the issue of Natasha… that she had violated the orders of the senate. And we are orderly because we are bounded by orders of the senate,” he said.
Akpoti-Uduaghan was suspended in March 2025 over allegations of gross misconduct and unruly behaviour following a dispute with Senate President Godswill Akpabio.
