Following a plenary session on Friday presided over by Speaker Martin Amaewhule, the Rivers State House of Assembly has suspended its sessions indefinitely. The adjournment was reportedly prompted by a letter from Governor Siminalayi Fubara suggesting that the 2025 state budget be re-presented in accordance with a recent Supreme Court decision, according to The Nation.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
The move has stirred political discussions across the state, with some speculating about the potential implications for ongoing governance and the future of state legislation.
While no specific reasons were given for the indefinite adjournment, the letter from the governor outlined the need for a rescheduled budget presentation on Wednesday.
This is seen as a crucial step to comply with the legal requirements set by the highest court in the land.
The decision has left many wondering about the impact on upcoming state activities, including potential changes in leadership dynamics within the assembly.
As the situation develops, more details are expected to emerge regarding the next steps for both the assembly and the governor’s office.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
