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‘I have your mate at home’ – Sen Natasha in fiery exchange with colleague (Video)
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The lawmaker representing Kogi Central, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, has again been involved in a heated confrontation with a fellow senator.
The latest incident reportedly occurred in the office of Titus Zam, who represents Benue West.
Fresh tension at the National Assembly as Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan is reportedly involved in another confrontation at the office of Senator Titus Zam, where her aide allegedly assaulted the senator’s secretary pic.twitter.com/aZewjtGIIY
— Very Nigerian (@theverynigerian) February 16, 2026
Details of what led to the clash were still unclear as of the time of filing this report.
In a video of the incident, Natasha was heard saying, “I have your mate at home.”
This is coming barely one week after the female lawmaker engaged in a heated exchange with Imo North senator, Patrick Ndubueze.
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