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After 6-month suspension, emotional moment Senator Natasha kneels to thank husband for his support

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, the lawmaker representing Kogi Central Senatorial District, has drawn attention online after she shared an emotional moment of gratitude to her husband, High Chief Emmanuel Uduaghan.

Emotional Display of Gratitude

On Friday, October 3, 2025, Natasha took to her social media accounts to post a picture of herself kneeling before her husband in appreciation.

The gesture, she explained, was her way of honoring the man who stood firmly by her side through her most difficult moments.

“In life’s toughest battles, I have found my greatest strength in your love, my dearest Alema. Thank you for standing by me, for holding my hand through every challenge, and for being my safe place. I’m blessed to walk this journey with you. Your Queen, Natasha Uduaghan. By God, your love and our people’s support,” she wrote.

The senator described Uduaghan not only as her husband but also as her “safe space,” saying that his unwavering encouragement gave her the strength to endure political storms and personal trials.

Return to the National Assembly

Natasha’s emotional post comes shortly after she resumed her duties at the National Assembly, six months after she was suspended.

In March 2025, the Senate leadership slammed her with a six-month suspension, accusing her of misconduct following a protest she staged against the reassignment of her seat by Senate President Godswill Akpabio on February 20.

Her suspension barred her from participating in all activities of the 10th Senate, leaving her constituents temporarily without direct representation.

Her return last week marked the end of the sanction, and many supporters welcomed her back with excitement.

The senator’s public show of gratitude has sparked reactions online, with many Nigerians praising her humility and resilience.

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After 6-month suspension, emotional moment Senator Natasha kneels to thank husband for his support