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VIDEO: ‘I’ll Take You Out!’ — Akpabio, Oshiomhole Clash in Senate Drama

Philips Sunday by Philips Sunday
3 months ago
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VIDEO: ‘I’ll Take You Out!’ — Akpabio, Oshiomhole Clash in Senate Drama

L-R: Senator Adams Oshiomhole and Senate President Godswill Akpabio.

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Tension explodes in Nigeria’s Senate as Godswill Akpabio clashes with Adams Oshiomhole, issuing a shocking warning during plenary. Here’s what happened.

Heated Clash Rocks Nigerian Senate

Philips News reports that a dramatic confrontation erupted in Nigeria’s Senate on Wednesday as Senate President Godswill Akpabio clashed openly with Senator Adams Oshiomhole during plenary.

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The tension escalated when Akpabio issued a stern warning, threatening to remove Oshiomhole from the chamber if he continued to disrupt proceedings.

The heated exchange briefly threw the Senate into disorder, drawing attention nationwide.

What Triggered the Senate Drama

The clash began while Akpabio was reading the Votes and Proceedings from the previous sitting.

Oshiomhole repeatedly attempted to raise a point of order—an action not permitted at that stage under Senate rules. Despite multiple warnings, he continued to interrupt, leading to a tense standoff.

The situation quickly escalated, halting proceedings for over 10–15 minutes as lawmakers struggled to restore order.

Why the Tension Is Deeper Than It Seems

The clash did not happen in isolation. It comes just a day after the Senate amended its standing rules—changes that have sparked controversy among lawmakers.

The new rules reportedly:

  • Tighten eligibility criteria for leadership positions
  • Require senators to have served at least two consecutive terms
  • Favor ranking and experience in leadership selection

These amendments could limit opportunities for newer lawmakers, including Oshiomhole, fueling dissatisfaction within the chamber.

Inside the Senate Chaos

During the heated moment:

  • Oshiomhole continued shouting “point of order” despite being ruled out
  • His microphone was reportedly switched off
  • Attempts by Senate officials to calm the situation initially failed
  • Proceedings were temporarily disrupted before order was restored

Eventually, the session resumed after lawmakers moved to adopt the proceedings.

Watch the video below…

“Senator Oshiomhole, for the last time, if you become unruly in the Senate, we will use the same rules to remove you from the Senate.”

– Senate President Godswill Akpabio tells Sen. Adams Oshiomhole, as Sen. Oshiomhole protests against new rules on Senate leadership, which will… pic.twitter.com/AZGJ4i914z

— Imran Muhammad (@Imranmuhdz) May 6, 2026

Political Implications Ahead of 2027

The incident highlights growing tension within the Senate as political maneuvering intensifies ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Analysts say the amended rules may be part of broader efforts to shape future leadership in the National Assembly.

The clash also signals:

  • Rising internal disagreements within the ruling political class
  • Increased scrutiny of Senate procedures
  • Potential power struggles in the lead-up to future elections.

What Happens Next?

While the Senate has since restored order, the fallout from the confrontation could linger.

Observers are watching closely to see whether:

  • Tensions escalate further among lawmakers
  • The controversial rule changes face opposition
  • Leadership disputes deepen in the coming months

For now, the dramatic exchange serves as a reminder of the high stakes and intense politics shaping Nigeria’s legislative chamber.

Meanwhile, PhilipsNews reports that this comes after Akpabo declined a proposal by Senator Adams Oshiomhole that revocation of operational licenses of South African companies such as MTN and DSTV in Nigeria should be invoked against South Africa in retaliation for the xenophobic attacks.

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