Natasha Akpoti: From Yahaya Bello to Dino Melaye, now Akpabio

By Lambert Archibong

Bible stands as an unparalleled and all-encompassing spiritual testament, its wisdom transcending the myriad complexities of human existence.

Yesterday, we witnessed the insidious force of the Jezebelic spirit, seeking to undermine a virtuous man.

The Natashic spirit roams, akin to a malevolent wind, intent on devouring its prey, and like a perilous tornado, she rages with a single agenda, which is intentional blackmail.

As I ponder the veracity of her claims, that the Senate President sought her in carnal embrace. I am reminded of my acquaintance with an intellectually sound leader since 1996; I know well that He will not go too low to such an ungodly valley.

In the dignified culture of Akwa Ibom, respect for one’s neighbor’s spouse is sacrosanct; to engage with another man’s wife is to invite calamity upon oneself and the family, a transgression that echoes through the traditions of our clans. So Senator Akpabio, being a first-class Chief, will never commit such sacrilege.

Senator Natasha Akpoti seems to have miscalculated the gravity of her deceit, fabricating a web of lies to deflect attention from her unbecoming conduct, which has tarnished the hallowed halls of the Nigerian Senate.

Natasha Akpoti, a figure shrouded in controversy, has cultivated a notable history of levying accusations against men, alleging unwelcome advances that have stirred considerable public discourse.

Her saga began with her former Governor Yahaya Bello, whom she claimed had inappropriately pursued her with sexual advances, an assertion that set the stage for further allegations.

Not long thereafter, she found herself embroiled in a high-profile case against the strikingly handsome Senator Dino Melaye, accusing him of attempting to kiss her without her consent, a claim that sparked debates about consent and power dynamics in politics.

In another twist, she leveled accusations against Reno Omokri, suggesting that he sought to entice her into a compromising situation of sleeping with her.

One cannot help but ponder: Oh, Senator Natasha Akpoti, do you possess such captivating beauty that men are irresistibly drawn to you, or is it that the only recourse you have against those who challenge your complex political aspirations is to wield accusations of sexual impropriety like a sword?

In the intricate landscape of political ambition, where every thread is laced with intrigue, one must reflect upon the implications of such allegations.

Are they mere shadows cast by an ambitious spirit, or do they unveil a deeper narrative of power struggles and the lengths to which one will go to safeguard their dominion in a male-dominated arena?

The question lingers in the air, inviting contemplation on the intersection of gender, power, and the often tumultuous dance of political rivalry. Oh, Natasha! Watch it, Senator Akpabio is a naked wire.

In her moment of desperation, she conjured deceit like a sorceress, seeking sympathy from the masses while casting mud upon the Senate President, creating social media content for monetization.

Throughout history, women have often become the architects of men’s downfalls, crying out in public spaces and wielding their narratives like weapons, which have been one destructive nature of evil women.

Consider Potiphar’s wife, who falsely accused Joseph in Genesis 39:14, exclaiming, “He came into me to lie with me, and I screamed.” In verse 15, she continues, “When he heard that I raised my voice and screamed, he left his garment beside me and fled outside.” all was a fluke to send Joseph to prison for refusing to sleep with her.

Senator Natasha Akpoti, you appear to be emulating the treachery of Potiphar’s wife in contemporary Nigeria. How can you claim that the Senate President sought your affection while your husband stood nearby? Are you suggesting that your spouse is deaf to your conversations or blind to the nuances of your body language?

I feel a sense of pity for him; however, it would be prudent for him to seek guidance from your last three husbands before contemplating a marriage with you.

Nigerians are not a primitive tribe, devoid of understanding; we possess the discernment to see through your shameful actions.

Rather than extending an apology to the Senate, you have chosen the path of blackmail, a true manifestation of the Jezebelic spirit.

Many suspect that you are a pawn of political machinations, attempting to ensnare the Senate President in a scandalous web. I refuse to wade into the mire of such an adulterous narrative, though your story colouration seems like one.

The blood of betrayal runs deep in you, if you could reframe your actions, you might discover a path to virtue. While treachery may elevate you temporarily, the corrosive nature of deceit ultimately leads to your downfall.

The Senate President stands as a pillar of leadership, embodying the noble traditions and rich culture of our cherished State. While the customs allow for the taking of a second, or even a third wife as a Chief whom He is, his steadfast Christian values compel him to honour the sanctity of a single union.

Should he choose to pursue another partner, he would not seek out the remnants of sacrilegious affections, but rather, he would reach for the fresh and vibrant, like the noble Ned Nwoko, for our Akwa Ibom is graced with some of Nigeria’s most enchanting women.

It would be foolish for him to linger in the shadows of a second-hand item when he could bask in the brilliance of new possibilities of possessing a virgin in Ikot Ekpene.

Let it never be imagined that your insidious whispers could tarnish the resplendent legacy of Senator Godswill Obot Akpabio, a living legend and uncommon leader who had raised a great multitude of men and women.

His essence radiates like a jet propelled by the forces of nature; a son who emerged from obscurity, guided by divine providence from humble beginnings of a child without a father to remarkable political heights.

In the path of his life, he moves with the unstoppable force of a thunderbolt, his path undetectable, his ascent unimpeded.

When you believe you have cast your darkest shadows upon him, he rises anew, illuminating the world around him.

I am acutely aware of your insidious design to dismantle his reputation in the eyes of President Ahmed Tinubu. Yet, the President is not blind to your political machinations; he recognizes the weapon you wield, intent on tarnishing his image with shades of doubt before his esteemed colleagues.

They, too, are familiar with your dubious intellect and the charade you present. Ultimately, you aim to blackmail him before the Nigerian populace, but you have faltered in your endeavor. The truth resounds: the people cherish him without reservation or constraint.

Your petty fabrications, akin to the lamentations of a ghost, tethered to its sins and will bear no fruit. You have woven yourself into a valley of falsehood before the eyes of your peers.

You claim that the Senate President lacks compassion for women, yet in your inaugural term, you assumed the leadership of two committees. Is this the mark of a man who opposes women’s political advancement?

During his tenure as Governor of Akwa Ibom State, he appointed over ten women to his executive council at various times, ensuring that wherever a man held the chairmanship of a local government, a woman would stand as his vice.

Under his stewardship, Akwa Ibom witnessed the unprecedented elevation of women in politics, with four ladies stepping into the House of Assembly, and others ascending to the Senate and House of Representatives.

Natasha, let the truth be your guiding light, lest you find yourself following the footsteps of Jezebel into the abyss of infamy. Witches who cry and wail in the market are always the destroyers of destinies.

Lying against a leader not only undermines the trust that binds a Nation but also sows discord among its people.

The echoes of deception can shatter reputations, fracturing the delicate fabric of leadership and loyalty.

When the truth is obscured, it is not just the leader who suffers; the very foundation of society trembles, and the light of integrity dims. In the end, it is the liar who becomes ensnared in their web, forever haunted by the shadows of their untruths.

You spoke of Akpabio yearning to revel in your company, and I find myself overwhelmed with a profound sense of shame on your behalf.

Even the esteemed female senators you invoked have risen to refute your claims. It is wise to seek respite through contrition when one bears guilt, rather than allowing pride to morph into a weapon of deceit against the innocent.

The men of Akwa Ibom are renowned for their integrity; we cherish and uphold the sanctity of marriage. Take your grievances to your shrine, for Senator Akpabio is far too dignified to stoop to imploring you for an emotional entanglement.

Your husband counts him as a friend, and in the rich tapestry of Akwa Ibom culture, we do not boil our soup only to balance the scorching pot atop our companions’ heads.

Therefore, I urge you to don the cloak of humility, embrace your missteps, and let the mud of contrition envelop your shame; it will bring you to ruin.

The prudent President of the Senate in Nigeria, Dr. Godswill Akpabio, shall steadfastly radiate with the brilliance of a sun that embodies the vigor of seven days compressed into a singular, resplendent moment.

His luminescence, a beacon of integrity and fortitude, shall illuminate the path of truth and justice. In contrast, the deceitful whispers of those who harbour falsehoods will inevitably be extinguished, like fleeting shadows at the break of dawn, unable to withstand the unwavering glow of authenticity and moral clarity.

In this grand strides of leadership, Dr. Akpabio stands as a paragon of resilience, his spirit unyielding amidst the tempests of disinformation.

As he navigates the intricate corridors of power, his light will not merely shine; it will blaze a trail for others to follow, illuminating the way for a brighter, more transparent future.

The fabric of his administration will be woven with threads of honesty and respect for all genders, ensuring that the darkness of deceit cannot prevail, for the truth, like the sun, possesses an inherent power to dispel the shadows and reveal the beauty of reality.