In a recent interview with BBC News Africa, Nigerian Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan revealed an incident involving Senate President Godswill Akpabio where he made what she described as an inappropriate remark in the presence of fellow lawmakers.

During the interview, Senator Natasha recounted the moment stating,

“Yes, in front of senators, he has done that. There was a time I forgot to wear my ring. I rushed to work, forgetting to wear my ring. There were about five senators, and he said, ‘Natasha, you are not wearing your ring, is this an invitation to treat?’”

The phrase “invitation to treat” is a legal term often used in contract law, referring to an invitation for offers rather than a definitive offer itself. However, in this context, many have interpreted Akpabio’s comment as inappropriate and suggestive.

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The revelation has sparked conversations across Nigeria with citizens and political analysts questioning the culture within the Senate and the treatment of female lawmakers.

Some have condemned Akpabio’s remark as unprofessional and indicative of a larger issue of gender dynamics in Nigerian politics. Others however argue that the comment may have been made in jest and should not be taken out of context.

Kindly watch video here from 1:30 to 1:48.

Senator Natasha’s disclosure adds to the growing discourse on the challenges women face in Nigerian politics where gender bias and casual sexism remain prevalent.

Neither Akpabio nor his office has officially responded to the allegation.

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As the conversation continues, many Nigerians are calling for greater accountability and a more respectful political environment for all lawmakers, regardless of gender.

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