BREAKING: Court stops Senate Committee from probing Senator Natasha

 

A dramatic twist has emerged in the impending suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan as a court has granted an interim order stopping the Ethics Committee from sitting on the matter.

The development comes just as the Ethics Committee was preparing to convene and indefinitely suspend Senator Natasha.

The interim court order has effectively halted the committee’s proceedings pending further review.

More to follow…

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