RIVERS GOV, FUBARA VOWS TO DEFEND RESIDENTS AS ASSEMBLY ISSUES ARREST WARRANT FOR ELECTORAL CHAIRMAN, OTHERS
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RIVERS GOV, FUBARA VOWS TO DEFEND RESIDENTS AS ASSEMBLY ISSUES ARREST WARRANT FOR ELECTORAL CHAIRMAN, OTHERS

Oladipupo Olamiposi
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2 months ago

The Rivers State House of Assembly has issued an arrest warrant for the Chairman of the Rivers State Independent Electoral Commission, Adolphus Enebeli and four other commissioners following their failure to appear before the Assembly.

The warrant was issued following the expiration of a 72-hour ultimatum given to them to appear today after an initial 48-hour deadline, which expired last Friday.

During plenary session, Speaker Martin Amaewhule and the House unanimously approved the warrant, reinforcing their demand for accountability from the officials of the commission.

Meanwhile, the state Governor, Siminalayi Fubara has vowed to defend the state to the last.

The Governor made the vow during the Commissioning of the palace of Nyeweali of Akpor Kingdom built and furnished by his administration as he gained massive support in Wike's political stronghold.

He thereby restated his administration’s continued commitment to the development and construction of key projects in the state which he said, will ensure a better standard of life for the residents and ultimately kick the state into a more developed atmosphere.

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Long Skylar @skylarlong4213
Whoa, looks like there's some serious action happening in Rivers State! The House of Assembly is really going after those commissioners for not showing up. Meanwhile, the governor’s got my support as he kicks things off at the palace. Hope everything goes down smoothly and brings some real change.
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Taylor Rosa @rosataylor7446
Wow, that's serious. Talk about accountability! The House acting tough on these officials... hope things get resolved smoothly.
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