Rivers State Governor Signs Resolution Amid Political Crisis

Joseph Johnson, Rivers State’s Commissioner for Information and Communications, has confirmed Governor Siminialayi Fubara’s endorsement of the resolution agreement following a meeting convened by President Bola Tinubu in Abuja.

Johnson confirmed the validity of Fubara’s signature on the resolution document during an interview on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily. This document was produced after President Tinubu mediated meetings between all parties involved in Rivers State’s political disturbance.

According to Johnson, the governor is dedicated to carrying out the agreed-upon terms, highlighting Fubara’s commitment to the peace process. He reaffirmed the governor’s steadfast dedication to values, expressing faith in Fubara’s sincerity to respect the accord struck.

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Johnson also hinted at further announcements, citing approvals already granted by Governor Fubara as evidence of his willingness to pursue peace.

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Furthermore, Johnson dismissed perceptions of weakness attributed to Fubara’s acceptance of the decisions made during the meeting on Monday, underlining the governor’s persistent adherence to norms and pledges.

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Meanwhile, Rivers State House of Assembly members affiliated with Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, declared their commitment to continue carrying out their legislative responsibilities for the advancement of the state. They retracted the impeachment notice against Governor Fubara, citing President Tinubu’s participation as a significant factor, presided over by Martin Amaewhule.

In a statement released in Port Harcourt and signed by the Speaker’s media aide, Martins Wachukwu, the lawmakers praised Tinubu’s pivotal role in resolving the state’s political crisis. The statement indicated the formal withdrawal of the impeachment notice during the Assembly’s 89th Legislative Sitting at the House of Assembly quarters.

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