Recent reports indicate that some constituents in Kogi Central Senatorial District have initiated a recall process against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, expressing dissatisfaction with her representation.
The recall process involves collecting signatures across polling units in the five local government areas of the district.
However, there have been allegations that individuals were misled into signing the recall petition. A statement from a concerned group advised constituents to refrain from signing any forms or providing voter information under false pretenses, suggesting that some people might be deceived into recalling a performing senator.
Watch them speak below:
Angry Kogi Central women left the place they were to sign the recall letter of Senator Natasha - they tought it was an empowerment program where they would be given money or food,not to sign the recall letter of Natasha #1914amalgamationhasexpired #the1999constitutionisascam pic.twitter.com/VzPDMZhD4r
— Basiru Mustafa (@BasiruMustafa) March 19, 2025
#WATCH!!! They invited us to come with voters card for empowerment - - - - - Residents called for recall process of Suspended Senators Natasha Akpoti .
— Authentic voice (@Authenticvoice6) March 19, 2025
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Authentic voice pic.twitter.com/SH3gfPijYP
#WATCH!!! They invited us to come with voters card for empowerment - - - - - Residents called for recall process of Suspended Senators Natasha Akpoti .
— Authentic voice (@Authenticvoice6) March 19, 2025
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Authentic Voice pic.twitter.com/qUNP03hgaA
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