TROOPS OF OPERATION UDO KA UNCOVER SHALLOW GRAVE, EXHUME REMAINS OF LATE COMMUNITY LEADER IN IMO STATE.(PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 TROOPS OF OPERATION UDO KA UNCOVER SHALLOW GRAVE, EXHUME REMAINS OF LATE COMMUNITY LEADER IN IMO STATE Troops of 34 Artillery Brigade, operating under Operation UDO KA and through the ongoing Operation EASTERN SANITY II, have achieved another significant breakthrough with the recovery and dignified exhumation of the remains of the late Chief Ibe Anyadu of Aggah Community. Chief Anyadu was allegedly murdered by suspected members of a criminal gang recently apprehended in connection with violent crimes in the region. This development follows recent intelligence-driven operations that led to the arrest of suspects responsible for the killing of a Nigerian Army soldier and the recovery of stolen service weapons. During interrogation, one of the suspects confessed to involvement in the murder of Chief Anyadu and volunteered to lead troops to the burial site. On 2 August 2026, the suspects guided troops to a shallow grave within Umudike Forest, one of the criminals’ known camps, where t...

NATASHA RETURNS TO PLENARY AS SENATE RESUMES TODAY. (PHOTO).


 Natasha returns to plenary as Senate resumes today


Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan of Kogi Central is expected to make a dramatic return to the Senate today (Tuesday) after serving out her six-month suspension, but not without tension hanging in the air.

Her lawyer, Victor Giwa, confirmed the development in an interview with Punch, insisting that his client is legally cleared to resume plenary duties.

“The worst is over,” Giwa said confidently. “Our client should go straight and resume on Tuesday. Anything else is just opinion. The Senate cannot legalise illegality.”

He warned that any attempt by the Senate leadership to block her entry would amount to “total chaos,” stressing that the upper chamber must abide by its own resolutions.

“Blocking her again means the Senate is contradicting itself. She has served her suspension. Anything further would be pure lawlessness,” Giwa added.

The Senate had extended its annual recess by two weeks, shifting its resumption from September 23 to October 7, 2025 — delaying deliberations on key national matters.

Akpoti-Uduaghan’s troubles began in February when she protested against the reassignment of her seat by Senate President Godswill Akpabio, a move that led to her suspension on March 6 for alleged misconduct.

Although her six-month ban technically expired in September, she was unable to resume due to legal hurdles and pushback from Senate leadership.

Two weeks ago, however, the Kogi lawmaker reclaimed her office, Suite 2.05 in the Senate Wing, after it was unsealed by the National Assembly Sergeant-at-Arms, Alabi Adedeji.

Speaking then, Akpoti-Uduaghan  took a direct swipe at Akpabio.

“It’s amazing how much we’ve endured these past six months — from the unjust suspension to the recall. But we survived the recall, the blackmail, and that crazy lady on Facebook,” she said.

“In everything, sometimes it’s good to push the institution to the test. We can’t cower in the face of injustice. No one is more Nigerian than us. Senator Akpabio is not more of a senator than I am. Nigerian Culture Book

“He’s not the governor of this place, yet he treated me like a domestic staff. It’s unfortunate that our National Assembly is being run by such a dictator. It’s totally unacceptable.”

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