According to Amaewhule “Tell Fubara That Members Of The State Assembly Are Not Afraid, We’ll Sit Any Time We Want”

The Rivers State House of Assembly’s factional speaker, Martins Amaewhule, expressed reservations regarding Governor Fubara’s purported conduct. According to a TVC report, Amaewhule expressed regret over what he saw to be the governor’s calculated attack on democratic institutions. He charged that Governor Fubara was attacking local government chairmen in addition to the legislative branch. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

Amaewhule defiantly stated that members of the state assembly were not intimidated by the governor’s actions. He boldly declared that they would continue to convene sessions despite any attempts to obstruct their duties, even in the face of heightened security presence. Amaewhule emphasized that the assembly members held a mandate from the people and were determined to fulfill their responsibilities. Despite facing potential repercussions, Amaewhule remains steadfast in his commitment to represent the interests of the people and defend the integrity of the legislative process.

PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO FROM 02:46

Hear him: “Tell the governor (Fubara) that members of the state assembly are not afraid. He can come with all the military personnels. He can come with all the police officers, we will sit when we need to sit. Any time we have adjourned the house, when we need to sit, we’ll sit, because we have the mandate of the people to sit.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>