NATASHA GOOFS AGAIN, FLOUTS COURT ORDER, GRANTS INTERVIEW TO NEW YORK TIMES
- AKPABIO TURNS DOWN OFFER TO APPEAR ON NEW YORK TIMES
Sen. Natasha continues in her hubris to mess things for herself, as she grants interview to New York Times in her desperation to whip up public sympathy over her suspension, owing to her display of gross misconduct and indiscipline at the floor of the senate, despite court’s order, restraining all the parties in the suit from granting interview to the press while the matter is under subjudice.
Apoti’s appearance on the New York Times demonstrates her flagrant disobedience to the order of the court and consequently the rule of law.
Apoti’s attitude demonstrates an overt pigheadedness, ingrained in her hubris disposition, which is in variance with the office she occupies as a distinguished senator of the Federal Republic.
In the light of the foregoing, many Nigerians have applauded Apoti’s appearance on the magazine where her skewed sexual harassment narrative was reported.
What many of those applauding her do not know is that the management of the magazine reached out to Akpabio in the culture of balanced reportage to have him speak on the accusation but he turned it down on the premise that the matter is under subjudice and the court has asked all parties to refrain from granting interview to the press on it.
- AKPABIO TURNS DOWN OFFER TO APPEAR ON NEW YORK TIMES
Sen. Natasha continues in her hubris to mess things for herself, as she grants interview to New York Times in her desperation to whip up public sympathy over her suspension, owing to her display of gross misconduct and indiscipline at the floor of the senate, despite court’s order, restraining all the parties in the suit from granting interview to the press while the matter is under subjudice.
Apoti’s appearance on the New York Times demonstrates her flagrant disobedience to the order of the court and consequently the rule of law.
Apoti’s attitude demonstrates an overt pigheadedness, ingrained in her hubris disposition, which is in variance with the office she occupies as a distinguished senator of the Federal Republic.
In the light of the foregoing, many Nigerians have applauded Apoti’s appearance on the magazine where her skewed sexual harassment narrative was reported.
What many of those applauding her do not know is that the management of the magazine reached out to Akpabio in the culture of balanced reportage to have him speak on the accusation but he turned it down on the premise that the matter is under subjudice and the court has asked all parties to refrain from granting interview to the press on it.
NATASHA GOOFS AGAIN, FLOUTS COURT ORDER, GRANTS INTERVIEW TO NEW YORK TIMES
- AKPABIO TURNS DOWN OFFER TO APPEAR ON NEW YORK TIMES
Sen. Natasha continues in her hubris to mess things for herself, as she grants interview to New York Times in her desperation to whip up public sympathy over her suspension, owing to her display of gross misconduct and indiscipline at the floor of the senate, despite court’s order, restraining all the parties in the suit from granting interview to the press while the matter is under subjudice.
Apoti’s appearance on the New York Times demonstrates her flagrant disobedience to the order of the court and consequently the rule of law.
Apoti’s attitude demonstrates an overt pigheadedness, ingrained in her hubris disposition, which is in variance with the office she occupies as a distinguished senator of the Federal Republic.
In the light of the foregoing, many Nigerians have applauded Apoti’s appearance on the magazine where her skewed sexual harassment narrative was reported.
What many of those applauding her do not know is that the management of the magazine reached out to Akpabio in the culture of balanced reportage to have him speak on the accusation but he turned it down on the premise that the matter is under subjudice and the court has asked all parties to refrain from granting interview to the press on it.
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