Senator Adams Oshiomhole tells the Senate that he and Senate President Godswill Akpabio signed a truce of no more hostilities and that Akpabio breaches that agreement by returning to a previous controversy. In a lighthearted exchange during Senate plenary, Oshiomhole says Akpabio reverts to the earlier matter after they had agreed to end their dispute. The comment at the center of the renewed accusation involves Akpabio’s earlier “massaging women’s legs” remark, which Oshiomhole references in his call-out.
Akpabio responds on the floor by apologizing to Oshiomhole, saying that if anything he said could offend or injure him, he regrets it. The outlets describe the moment as playful, with laughter from lawmakers, while also indicating that the Senate is focused on maintaining decorum amid ongoing political disagreements.
The reports present the exchange as part of an ongoing controversy between the two figures, framed around a claimed commitment to avoid further hostilities.
