According to The Nation, Nwoko expressed concern that the issue had been distorted into a false narrative of victimization and suppression. He revealed that he personally contacted Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan over the matter.
He said, “I personally reached out to her during this process. I sent her messages because, as a lawyer, I know that before any judgment is passed, a person must be given an opportunity to state their case.”
Further speaking, he added, “I asked her: ‘Are you prepared to apologize so that I can speak on your behalf? I can ask that you be given the opportunity to apologize.’ She responded that, Read the full article in just one cllck—tap here!
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