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Rivers Assembly Moves to Impeach Governor Fubara
The Rivers State House of Assembly has officially begun impeachment proceedings against Governor Siminalayi Fubara. Lawmakers convened in Port Harcourt to deliberate on allegations of misconduct and abuse of office leveled against the governor.
During the session, members of the Assembly resolved to initiate the constitutional process required for impeachment. The Speaker emphasized that the move was necessary to uphold accountability and protect the integrity of governance in the state.
Reports indicate that tensions have been rising between the executive and legislative arms of government in Rivers State, with disagreements over policy direction and administrative decisions. The impeachment proceedings mark a significant escalation in the political crisis that has gripped the state in recent months.
Observers note that the development could have far-reaching implications for the stability of the state’s political landscape, as both supporters and opponents of the governor prepare for a protracted battle.
