The incident comes amid continued controversy surrounding Senator Francis Fadausi, whose alleged remarks and conduct during the election period have generated widespread criticism.
Fadausi has reportedly apologised for remarks he made concerning a traditional palace, but civil society groups and some lawmakers have argued that an apology should not end the matter.
Critics say forgiveness should be separated from accountability, stressing that political leaders must face consequences when their actions or statements are capable of escalating tensions or encouraging electoral violence.
Members of the House of Representatives have reportedly called for an investigation into the senator's conduct, while the police have also questioned him over the matter and subsequently released him on administrative bail.
The debate has now expanded beyond Fadausi himself, with questions being raised about whether Nigerian institutions apply the law equally to political office holders and ordinary citizens.
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