Fresh reports have emerged linking Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan to another controversy following an alleged altercation involving one of her aides and a staff member attached to Titus Zam.

According to accounts circulating within the National Assembly community, the incident reportedly occurred at Senator Zam’s office, where a disagreement allegedly escalated into a physical confrontation involving Akpoti-Uduaghan’s aide and the secretary assigned to Zam.

As of the time of filing this report, there has been no official statement released by the Nigerian Senate leadership confirming the full details of the incident. However, multiple sources familiar with the matter claim the disagreement began as a verbal exchange before tensions heightened.

Preliminary reports suggest that the altercation was sparked by a disagreement over access and scheduling matters within the National Assembly complex. Witnesses allege that voices were raised before the situation reportedly turned physical.

It remains unclear what triggered the confrontation or whether security officials within the complex have commenced a formal investigation. No formal police report has been made public at this time.

Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan has not directly addressed the allegation as of press time. Similarly, Senator Titus Zam’s office has yet to release a detailed public statement clarifying the sequence of events.

This is not the first time tensions involving Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan have generated headlines in recent months. The Kogi Central lawmaker has previously been involved in public disagreements and political confrontations that attracted media attention.

Observers within the National Assembly say such incidents, if confirmed, could prompt internal disciplinary reviews, especially given the strict protocols governing conduct within the legislative complex.

Given the sensitive nature of the allegation, analysts say it is important to await verified statements from both parties and any official findings before drawing conclusions.

Incidents involving lawmakers and their aides often trigger internal administrative procedures. Depending on the outcome of any inquiry, disciplinary measures may range from warnings to more formal sanctions.

For now, the situation remains fluid, with many awaiting clarity from Senate authorities.

This developing story continues to attract attention within Nigeria’s political space, particularly as lawmakers resume legislative activities for the session.

Further updates will be provided as more verified information becomes available.