Professor Jibril Ibrahim discussed the current political situation in Rivers State in a recent interview with Arise TV. He concentrated on the president’s proclamation of a state of emergency, the suspension of Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his deputy, and the judiciary’s involvement in the power struggle.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Speaking on the president’s decision, Prof. Ibrahim noted that the Senate supported the declaration, reinforcing the federal government’s stance on the matter. He emphasized that the move had significant implications for governance in the state, raising concerns about constitutional authority and executive power.
Additionally, Prof. Ibrahim shed light on the legal battle between Fubara and former Governor Nyesom Wike. According to him, “The Supreme Court granted all of Wike’s prayers and rejected all of Fubara’s prayers,” a ruling that has further deepened the political divide in Rivers State.
The situation continues to evolve, with political analysts and stakeholders closely monitoring the response from various quarters. The fate of Rivers State’s leadership remains uncertain as the crisis unfolds.
