Deji Adeyanju’s post has stirred some strong opinions regarding Senator Godswill Akpabio’s leadership style. The heated exchange between Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and Akpabio appears to have sparked criticism, with Deji pointing out that Akpabio seems to have difficulty respecting female colleagues in the Senate.
This situation highlights some deeper concerns, especially about how women are treated in political spaces, where power dynamics and egos sometimes influence how decisions are made or disputes are handled. Deji’s comments reflect frustrations over this, particularly how it seemed Akpabio’s actions were personal, especially with the seating issue involving Natasha and the previous tension with Senator Ireti Kingibe.
Do you think these kinds of disputes and accusations will have an impact on Akpabio’s tenure as Senate President, or is it more of a temporary political squabble?
