Sen. Natasha’ husband speaks out on wife’s sexual harassment

By Samuel Ogunsona
The Alema of Warri Kingdom and husband of Senator Natasha, Chief Emmanuel Uduaghan, has spoken out on the ongoing dispute between his wife and Senate President Godswill Akpabio.
In a statement made available to Irohinoodua Uduaghan expressed his concerns and support for his wife, saying.
He said “I have unwavering faith in my wife’s loyalty and I am fully committed to our marriage, which is grounded in love, compassion, and mutual respect.”
Uduaghan emphasized that his wife was duly elected by her people and that she is committed to delivering quality representation to her district and the nation at large.
“My wife was duly elected by her people due to the immense love, respect, and confidence they have in her,” he said.
The Alema of Warri Kingdom revealed that he personally met with the Senate President and urged him to extend courtesy and respect to his wife, while honoring their friendship.
“I personally met with the Senate President and respectfully urged him to extend the courtesy and respect my wife deserves, while also honoring the friendship between us,” Uduaghan said.
Senator Natashi had accused the Senate President of sexual harassment which the number one lawmakers denies.
He noted that despite this agreement, his wife continues to express concerns about the harassment she has faced.
“My wife has confided in me about her interactions with the Senate President and she has always remained truthful, even in the face of adversity,” Uduaghan said.
However, Chief Uduaghan has called on the National Assembly and the Senate President to treat his wife with the respect and dignity she deserves.
“I now respectfully urge the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Senate President to treat my beloved wife with the respect and dignity she truly deserves,” he said.
Chief Uduaghan reaffirmed his love and commitment to his wife, saying “I would never trade her for anything. She is the greatest joy of my life.”