A dispute breaks out in Nigeria’s Senate as Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Senator Adams Oshiomhole confront each other over amended standing rules. Multiple reports say the disagreement centers on changes to procedures affecting who can participate in, or qualify for, a presiding officer race. Oshiomhole protests the amended rules presented in the chamber, arguing that the document does not accurately reflect what transpired during deliberations. Akpabio responds by warning that sanctions may be imposed if Oshiomhole continues to disrupt proceedings. Reports state Akpabio directs or threatens action by Senate security officials, including the potential escorting of Oshiomhole out of the chamber if he does not comply with the amended rules. Another report adds that Oshiomhole escalates the matter by calling for Akpabio’s resignation, arguing that Akpabio would not qualify to preside under the same rules currently being debated. The confrontation involves threats and formal objections as the Senate debates the amended rules.