The Senate has dismissed claims by Edo North Senator Adams Oshiomhole that the signatures of some lawmakers were forged or improperly included in the report recommending the suspension of Kogi Central Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan.
Akpoti-Uduaghan was suspended in March 2025 for six months following allegations of gross misconduct and unruly behavior during a dispute with Senate President Godswill Akpabio regarding sitting arrangements in the chamber.
Oshiomhole alleged during a television interview that at least three Senators privately told him they only signed an attendance register for the Ethics and Public Petitions Committee meeting but found their names and purported signatures on the final document endorsing the suspension.
He specifically mentioned that FCT Senator Ireti Kingibe was among those whose signatures were allegedly misused.
In response, Senate Spokesperson Yemi Adaramodu clarified that no lawmaker has raised any formal complaint about forged signatures or procedural irregularities regarding the report.
Adaramodu, who was a member
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