In a highly charged and controversial revelation, Prof. Mgbeke, a US-based Nigerian professional, has called out Senator Natasha Akpoti Uduaghan, accusing her of politically motivated deception and weaponizing gender advocacy for personal and political gain. Mgbeke, known for her work with the Standards Organization of Nigeria (SON) and involvement in police reforms, is preparing to expose what she claims are disturbing truths about the senator’s manipulative behavior.
In a post on her social media, Prof. Mgbeke shared her intent to go live with evidence that she believes will expose Akpoti’s hidden agenda. According to Mgbeke, the senator allegedly manipulated the public and political processes by orchestrating false narratives, and using gender issues as a façade to target political opponents. She claims that Akpoti once confessed to her that her goal was to dismantle the “Yoruba Government” and that she was seeking to destabilize national structures for her own benefit.
Mgbeke also alleged that Akpoti sought her involvement in spreading false narratives and propaganda, a request that she says was met with her refusal. Instead of engaging in dialogue or reconciliation, Mgbeke claims that Akpoti resorted to threats. Mgbeke further asserts that after these encounters, she was forced to escalate the issue to international and national authorities, presenting them with what she calls “The New Truth.”
She emphasized that she had gathered forensic evidence, including voice recordings and analyses, to support her claims. Mgbeke, who has been publicly vocal about the alleged manipulation, is now preparing to broadcast this evidence, which she says will open the floor for further investigation and legal scrutiny.
In her Facebook post, Mgbeke also addressed Akpoti’s previous denials, quoting the senator as claiming not to know her. Mgbeke responded by stating that their interactions were real and that Akpoti had previously reached out to her in an attempt to gain her support for her political schemes.
Mgbeke’s upcoming live broadcast is expected to provide further details, with promises of exposing sensitive information that could shed light on the senator’s alleged political manipulations. The revelations are anticipated to spark significant discussions about the intersection of gender, politics, and ethics in Nigerian politics.
This unfolding drama, however, is not only a matter of national importance. Mgbeke’s claims suggest that international bodies may also become involved as the case gains traction. With the media’s attention now on this growing controversy, Mgbeke is positioning herself as a key figure in a battle for truth and transparency in Nigerian politics.
