Natasha, who represents Kogi Central under the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP had refused to use the seat allocated to her, citing Order 10 of the Senate Standing Rules, which protects the privileges of members.
At the height of the situation, Akpabio called on Senate security to walk the female senator out of the chambers, but intervention by fellow lawmakers saved the situation from degenerating out of hand.
Reacting to the incident during an interview today, Adaramodu said the upper chamber was not for content creation in entertainment but for serious business.
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Adaramodu, who represents Ekiti South Senatorial District, also weighed in on the bullying allegation of the Kogi senator.
On the possibility of applying disciplinary actions against Natasha, the Senate spokesman said her colleagues from Kogi State, especially Senator Isah Jubril had already tendered an apology on her behalf.
Adaramodu assured the 10th Senate would not revisit the issue following the apology on Akpoti-Uduaghan’s behalf, adding that the Senate has already accepted the tendered apology.