I slapped him, a new woman claimed, as renewed allegations on Akpabio’s insatiable demand for Sex resurface.

I slapped him, a new woman claimed, as renewed allegations on Akpabio’s insatiable demand for Sex resurface.

This is an updated section added to the previous blog post.

A new call is now going viral for Senator Akpabio to resign, as a new update resurfaces that in 2020 similar allegations had been brought forward with not much being done.

It is important to note that in 2020, Senator Godswill Akpabio faced similar allegations, which were prominently featured in the Premium Times.

Joy Nunieh, the former Acting Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), accused Akpabio of sexual harassment. Nunieh alleged that she physically confronted Akpabio after he attempted to sexually assault her at his guest house in Abuja.

These allegations have recently gained renewed attention, coinciding with similar claims made by another female senator.

Akpabio has categorically denied these accusations, labeling them as unfounded and politically motivated.

The resurfacing of these allegations has sparked discussions regarding accountability and the treatment of such claims in political circles.

The implications of these accusations extend beyond individual reputations, affecting public trust in political institutions.

The media’s role in reporting these allegations, according to Nigerian political observers, is crucial for transparency and public awareness.

Ongoing developments in this matter will likely continue to attract significant public and media scrutiny.

See Joy Nunieh’s post below as covered by the Premium Times front page cover in 2020.