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Senator representing Edo North, Adams Oshiomhole, has clarified his comments on the suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan.
The legislator made the clarification in a statement Tuesday, according to reports.
He stressed that he never accused any senator of forging his signature, adding that comments he made in an interview on AIT’s Politics Today programme on Monday were misinterpreted.
“The position I took is the same as that of the Senate spokesman, Senator Yemi Adaramodu, that no senator’s signature was forged because no lawmaker had come to tell me anything about it.
But he said the only problem he pointed out was the senator on the committee said attendance signatures of some lawmakers were attached to the final report.
Oshiomhole stated that, “To suggest that I said that signatures of Senators were forged is a complete distortion of what I actually said.
“So, I totally agree with the Spokesman of the Senate, Distinguished Senator Yemi Adaramodu that there was no forged signature of Senators in the suspension of Natasha Akpoti. This is because not a single Senator complained to me that his or her signature was forged.”
“The only comment I made was that one Senator who is a member of the Committee claimed’ that the signatures of attendance of some Senators were attached to the final report.
“It is completely untrue that I accused anybody of forging signatures,” the Edo North senator said and added that the rumour should be disregarded.
Oshiomhole said the matter of Akpoti-Uduaghan’s suspension was over, saying the Senate had moved on.
“Finally, I apologize if my comments have caused any embarrassment to any Senator or the 10th Senate as an institution,” he said.
His explanation came just hours after the Senate dismissed the allegations that the suspension process was manipulated, accusing Oshiomhole of trying to reopen a settled matter.
