BREAKING: Senator Natasha Makes Way Into National Assembly After Being Denied Entry

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has made her way into the National Assembly premises in Abuja, after she was initially denied access.
The lawmaker who is serving a six-month suspension by the upper lawmaking body had vowed to resume sitting in the NASS chambers after a court verdict asking the Senate to recall her.
However, when she attempted to resume, her convoy was stopped, denying her entry into the premises.
Senator Natasha, who was inside a black car, was stopped from entering the National Assembly. The car in front of her, carrying activist Aisha Yesufu, was also stopped from entering the National Assembly.
But later on, she alighted from her car and proceeded into the National Assembly on foot, accompanied by some supporters.
See the video below:
https://x.com/GISTSMATE/status/1947624298908422585?t=Ui1aWjJQFDADOT493Qu-vA&s=19
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