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Akpabio Withdraws All Defamation Charges Against Senator Natasha

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The Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, has reportedly withdrawn all defamation charges previously filed against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and other individuals, bringing an end to the legal dispute that had drawn national attention.

According to reports, the decision to drop the charges followed consultations and internal efforts aimed at de-escalating tensions and preserving unity within the legislature. The move is seen as a significant step toward fostering peace and restoring focus on legislative duties at a time of pressing national challenges.

Sources familiar with the development say the withdrawal underscores a preference for dialogue over prolonged legal battles, with an emphasis on reconciliation and institutional stability. It also comes amid calls from various quarters for restraint and maturity among political leaders.

Observers believe the decision may help calm political tensions and reinforce cooperation within the National Assembly, as lawmakers continue deliberations on critical issues affecting governance and national development.

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