Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has purchased her nomination and expression of interest forms for the 2027 National Assembly elections, confirming her bid for a second term representing Kogi Central. The forms were received from her husband, former Delta State Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan, during a ceremony in Abuja on Monday. A statement from her media aide, Mike Idoko, confirmed the development and quoted the senator as thanking her constituents for their support.
Akpoti-Uduaghan described her re-election bid as an extension of a "people-driven legacy of service, empowerment and inclusive development." She cited progress in Kogi Central as the foundation for her decision, pledging to expand economic opportunities, strengthen education, and improve healthcare access in a second term. "This is not just about me; it is about the hopes and aspirations of our people," she said.
The senator emphasized her commitment to accessible and transparent leadership, vowing to remain "strong, fearless, and committed to justice and fairness." She credited Emmanuel Uduaghan for enabling her candidacy, stating that he purchased the forms out of belief in her vision. "You affirmed a shared vision and declared that you are ready to walk this journey with me," she said.
Political activity is intensifying ahead of the 2027 general elections, with aspirants across parties beginning to position for party primaries.
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