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Fubara Acknowledges Supreme Court Ruling Amid Rivers Political Crisis

Fubara Acknowledges Supreme Court Ruling Amid Rivers Political Crisis

Benita OrumabyBenita Oruma
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Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has acknowledged the Supreme Court’s ruling affirming Rt. Hon. Martin Amaewhule and 26 other lawmakers as valid members of the Rivers State House of Assembly. This decision marks a significant shift in the ongoing political crisis that has gripped the state.

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  • Governor Fubara’s Response
  • Defection Issue Remains Unresolved
  • Call for Calm and Commitment to Rule of Law
  • Conclusion

Governor Fubara’s Response

In a statement released by the Commissioner for Information, Joe Johnson, Governor Fubara stated that he has taken note of the Supreme Court’s judgment regarding state funds and the administration of local governments in Rivers. He emphasized that his administration would carefully evaluate the ruling before determining the next course of action.

Fubara Acknowledges Supreme Court Ruling Amid Rivers Political Crisis

“At this time, we are awaiting a detailed briefing on the implications of the judgment. We will carefully evaluate the situation and determine the next steps to take in the best interest of Rivers State and its people,” the statement read.

Defection Issue Remains Unresolved

While acknowledging that the Supreme Court’s decision effectively reinstated the 27 lawmakers, Fubara pointed out that the key issue of their defection—which led to their disputed status—was not addressed in the ruling. He clarified that this matter is still pending before the Federal High Court in Port Harcourt.

“Since the issue of defection wasn’t on the table before the learned Justices, in their eyes, Amaewhule and the 26 others are still operating as lawmakers until that matter comes before them,” the statement noted.

Call for Calm and Commitment to Rule of Law

Governor Fubara reassured the people of Rivers State that his administration remains dedicated to upholding the rule of law and acting in the best interests of the state. He urged residents to remain calm and law-abiding as the government seeks further clarity on the judgment’s broader implications.

Conclusion

The Supreme Court’s ruling has added a new dimension to the political landscape in Rivers State, but the unresolved issue of defection leaves room for further legal battles. As Fubara’s administration reviews its next steps, the outcome of the pending court case will be crucial in determining the future composition and legitimacy of the Rivers State House of Assembly.

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Benita Oruma

Benita Oruma

Benita Oruma is a lawyer in training, a 400 level student in the university of Ibadan. She is a content writer with interest in corporate affairs and the marketplace.

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