Suspension: Senator Natasha Should Be Allowed To Resume — Ex-Justice Commissioner
September 10, 2025
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as posted by the channelThe Senate on Tuesday acknowledged the lawmaker’s notice, informing the upper chamber of her intention to resume following her six-month suspension, but stated that her matter cannot be addressed until the court rules on the matter.
But Jacobs, who spoke on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief on Wednesday, argued that the Kogi Central lawmaker does not need the finalisation of a judicial process to resume sitting at the National Assembly.
“What I see is a further display of impunity gone wild. The Senate has always insisted that nobody, including the courts, should interfere with its constitutional powers to discipline members.
“Yet, the same Senate suspended this woman for six months, and when those six months expired, there should be no confusion; she should have been allowed to resume her seat,” the former commissioner said on the breakfast show.
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