Kogi Central: Natasha Buys PDP Nomination Forms, Declares Bid For 2nd Term

The Senator representing Kogi Central Senatorial District, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, has formally declared her intention to seek re-election in the 2027 National Assembly polls after purchasing her nomination and expression of interest forms.

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The development was disclosed on Monday in a statement issued in Abuja by her media aide, Mike Idoko, signalling the lawmaker’s early entry into the race as political activities gradually intensify ahead of the next general election.

Speaking while accepting the forms, Akpoti-Uduaghan expressed appreciation to her constituents for their continued support, noting that her decision to seek a second term was driven by the progress recorded across Kogi Central.

“This is not just about me; it is about the hopes and aspirations of our people. The journey so far has been defined by commitment, courage, and results. I am inspired to do even more,” she said.

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain pledged to build on what she described as a “people-driven legacy of service, empowerment and inclusive development,” outlining key priorities for her second-term agenda.

“The next phase of our representation will focus on expanding economic opportunities, strengthening education, improving healthcare access, and ensuring that every community in Kogi Central feels the impact of responsive governance,” she stated.

She further assured constituents of her continued accessibility and commitment to transparency in leadership.

“I will continue to be your voice; strong, fearless, and committed to justice and fairness. Together, we will build a Kogi Central that works for all,” she added.

Akpoti-Uduaghan also acknowledged the role of her husband, Emmanuel Uduaghan, who purchased the nomination forms on her behalf, describing the gesture as a strong show of belief in her political vision.

“If you had said no, I would not have taken this step towards the 2027 Kogi Central Senatorial elections. But you did not. Instead, you looked into my heart, understood the depth of my purpose, and chose to stand firmly beside me,” she said.

“By taking it on yourself, out of your deep and unwavering belief in me, to purchase my nomination form, you did far more than support a political ambition. You affirmed a shared vision and declared that you are ready to walk this journey with me, through the campaigns, through the elections, and all the way to victory for our people,” she added.