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Activist, Sandra Duru accuses Natasha Akpoti of lying against Akpabio

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An activist, Sandra Duru, who is also known as Prof Mgbeke, has alleged that the senator representing Kogi Central, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, fabricated the sexual harassment allegations against Senate President Godswill Akpabio.

Duru, a UK-based activist, claimed in a Facebook live session on Thursday that Senator Natasha offered her N200m to accuse Akpabio of organ harvesting.

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She said the records of calls between her and the suspended Kogi Central lawmaker were enough evidence to prove her point.

Duru added, “So I had to redirect her back to my question, and she then said it (sexual advances) didn’t happen. ‘I don’t have evidence.’

“I told Natasha, ‘You are a pathological liar. You have disgraced us, Nigerians.’ She said Nigerians were G and H – ‘Gullible and Hungry’ – and I asked, ‘You want to add to their problems?’”

Duru said she told Senator Natasha to make peace with the Senate members, but she insisted they wanted to destroy the government the activist claimed in the live video.

“I don’t know what she meant by that,” Duru said. “Natasha is not teachable. She lacks humility and doesn’t care. If it doesn’t go Natasha’s way, you are her enemy. Natasha is on a mission to destroy men… I cannot watch her destroy our men, our sons, and our girls who are following her blindly.”

Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan first accused the Senate President of sexual harassment during a televised interview in February 2025.

She claimed that Akpabio made inappropriate comments and suggested her legislative proposal would only be considered if she “took care” of him. She also said he invited her to spend private time with him.

Akpabio denied the allegations, saying he had never harassed any woman and urged Nigerians to let the court handle the matter.

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