​Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan (Kogi Central) has publicly vowed to seek swift legislative justice for a Lebanese woman allegedly abandoned and neglected by her estranged Nigerian billionaire husband, Alhaji Aliyu Abubakar, CEO of AA Oil.
​The Senator’s intervention follows widely publicized reports where the woman cried out for help, alleging neglect and distress in her Abuja residence. Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan confirmed that she has accepted the responsibility of taking up the case before the National Assembly, leveraging her status as the representative for both the victim’s children and the accused businessman.
​Personal Connection to the Accused
​In her statement, Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan established her direct constituent relationship with the oil mogul, who has previously faced international scrutiny regarding the Malabu oil scandal.
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​The Senator outlined a specific, time-bound process for the abandoned woman to formalize her case. She instructed the woman to immediately engage legal counsel to prepare and submit a formal petition to her office.
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​The Senator committed to presenting the petition to the Senate immediately upon her return to the National Assembly office
​She expressed confidence that the seriousness of the allegations—which include emotional and financial neglect—would warrant immediate attention from relevant committees. “I believe the senate committee on judiciary and /or women affairs would swiftly attend to it,” she advocate