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Akpoti-Uduaghan saga distracted Nigerians from noticing Senate’s good work– Senate Leader

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The Senate leader said the period was not a pleasant one for the Senate leadership and the institution as a whole, as it diverted attention from governance and cast a shadow over the institution's reputation.

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