A lighthearted exchange played out in the Senate chamber as former APC chairman and senator, Adams Oshiomhole, teased Senate President Godswill Akpabio for revisiting a controversial comment despite their earlier agreement to end hostilities.“I want to report to this house that the Senate President and I signed a truce of no more hostilities, and he breached the truce by reverting to a previous matter. The truce stands. You should not violate, I will not violate,” Oshiomhole said, drawing laughter from colleagues.Responding, Akpabio offered an apology: “Let me first of all apologize to Oshiomhole if whatever I said could in any way injure him or make him feel offended.”The exchange, though playful, shows the Senate’s ongoing efforts to maintain decorum amid spirited debates.