The House of Representatives holds a disrupted, rowdy session after lawmakers clash over the opposition caucus’s minority leadership race. Multiple reports describe a heated public confrontation triggered by competing claims involving minority leadership positions and allegations of forgery and blackmail. The dispute centers on rival figures within the opposition, with one report naming a clash between Agbese and Ugochinyere as they trade accusations tied to efforts to influence the outcome of the vote for minority leader. Another report similarly says attempts to sway the leadership contest and the forgery allegations lead to disorder on the floor, interrupting or disrupting plenary proceedings. The accounts agree that the allegations and counter-allegations play out openly during the session, drawing attention to internal divisions within the opposition caucus. While the reports focus on the confrontation and the allegations, they do not provide confirmed findings or the outcome of any formal investigations in the descriptions provided. The incident nonetheless underscores heightened tensions in the House related to the minority leadership selection.