The National Assembly is an institution far greater than any individual. It is not about the Senate President alone, but about the collective duty we owe to the people of Nigeria.
My humble advice to my dear sister, Senator Natasha, is that she should tender an apology and move forward in the spirit of peace and reconciliation. The Senate President, from the little I know of him, is a liberal-minded leader who values dialogue and understanding.
The people she represents have endured six long months without a voice in the Senate. They need her presence, her voice, and her leadership now more than ever. Please think about your people and make peace.
In politics, one does not win all the time. True statesmanship often lies in knowing when to let go and when to embrace peace for the sake of progress. People asking you to keep fighting are not helping you, my dear sister. The interest of your people should remain your top priority.
Humility and reconciliation will not diminish you, but instead elevate you and strengthen your capacity to serve with dignity.
