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Nigerians Are Angry, See What Happens Between Akpabio vs Natasha today
But it was a little too late-Monguno’s Orders had already been sustained -and Akpabio was not willing to hear what Natasha had to say from the seat that had been taken from her.

Today’s plenary at the Senate was marred by a rowdy session, as the President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio orders Sergeants -at-arms to throw Senator Natasha Uduaghan , representing Kogi Central, out of the chamber.
Ohibaba.com learned that the trouble started afterthe Chief Whip, Mohammed Monguno informed Akpabio about Senator Natasha’s refusal to relocate to a new seat allocated to her to properly fill the space created by the defection of two senators from the opposition to the ruling All Progressives Congress in the chamber. Citing orders 24 and 6,
Monguno emphasized his power and those of the President of the Senate on matters such as this -and concluded that it is within the discretion of the Senate President to change senators’ seats as the situation may warrant.
Monguno asserted that a senator can only speak from the seat allocated to him or her , stressing that the Senate President can then go ahead to exercise his power not to allow a senator contribute to any matter from a seat not allocated to him or her.
Almost instantly, Natasha sprung up, trying frantically to come on Order 10-suggesting that her privileges had been breached.
But it was a little too late-Monguno’s Orders had already been sustained -and Akpabio was not willing to hear what Natasha had to say from the seat that had been taken from her.
Akpabio immediately ordered the Sergeants-at-arms to evict Natasha out of the chamber as the senator from Kogi Central continued to protest loudly -still unwilling to let go her seat or leave the chamber.
By this time-, Sergeants -at -arms had taken position , ready to escort Natasha out before a few senators including Natasha’s next door neighbor, Senator Austin Akobundu stopped them.
Down the chamber, another emissaries of peace had quickly approached Akpabio to appeal to him.
Their intervention somehow managed to doused all of the tensions , leaving Natasha occupying her seat and staying put in the chamber.
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President Tinubu Celebrates son Seyi with Stirring Message

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has penned an emotional tribute to his son, as the younger man marks his 40th birthday today.
In a touching personal statement issued from the State House, President Tinubu praised his son’s character, accomplishments, and commitment to service.
Tinubu described Seyi as “a man of focus, courage, and humility” who continues to walk the path of impact and leadership.
He wrote: “You have walked your path with focus, courage, and humility, and you have done so with a heart that seeks to build, serve, and uplift others.
”The President while recalling Seyi’s early ambition and entrepreneurial spirit, he commended his son’s transformation of “ideas into institutions” and “challenges into opportunities”, citing his work in both business and service as evidence of a life built on substance and purpose.
“True success is not measured by wealth or power but by the impact we make and the lives we touch,” Tinubu said.
Describing 40 as a pivotal age, Tinubu extolled Seyi’s integrity, work ethic, and devotion to his own young family, including his wife Layal and their children.
He said, “Our entire family is proud of you.
“You have carried your name with honour and have remained faithful to the values of discipline, integrity, and hard work.
”President Tinubu concluded his message with a prayer for continued wisdom, peace, and good health for Seyi, urging him to keep inspiring others and making Nigeria proud.
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Federal University classrooms to become empty of Lecturers for two weeks – ASSU
Piwuna said the decision to begin total warning strike became imperative after the government failed to do the needful regarding its demands.

• ASSU warning strike press briefing
The leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has directed all its branches across Nigeria to commence a two-week warning strike from tomorrow, Monday 13.
The President of ASUU, Prof. Chris Piwuna, on Sunday, during a press briefing at the headquarters of the union located in the University of Abuja.
Piwuna said the decision to begin total warning strike became imperative after the government failed to do the needful regarding its demands.
ASUU had on September 28, 2025, issued a 14-day ultimatum to the federal government as part of renewed efforts by the union to push for the resolution of long-standing issues within the nation’s university system.
The union stated that the strike action became inevitable after all attempts to engage with the government yielded no tangible results.
He declared: “Consequently, all branches of ASUU are hereby directed to withdraw their voices with effect from midnight 12.01 am on Monday 13th October 2025.
The warning strike shall be total and comprehensive as agreed at the last NEC meeting.”
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Nnamdi Kanu: MASSOB joins protest march for his release
MASSOB under my leadership has always been in the vanguard of clamouring for the release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

The Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign States of Biafra (MASSOB) on Sunday , declared its preparedness to participate in the peaceful protest march for the release of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu.
In a statement, MASSOB leader -Uchenna Madu, noted that the group has always identified with the freedom of Kanu since he was renditioned from Kenya.
Also, Madu has commended the founder of the Biafra Independent Movement (BIM), Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, for volunteering to join the demonstration while calling on more Igbo leaders and other stakeholders to align with the peaceful protest.
He said: “MASSOB under my leadership has always been in the vanguard of clamouring for the release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
From his first arrest at Lagos to this second but unfortunate abduction in Kenya, MASSOB has never slept; his release is very important for the Biafra self-determination struggle for emancipation.
“We have shown solidarity to our unjustly detained comrade. We have shown solidarity in participating in his court sessions, in civil protests and demonstrations.”
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