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Rivers State Assembly Rejects Governor Fubara’s Commissioner Nominees, Demands Fresh Submissions Within 48 Hours

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In a recent development, the Rivers State House of Assembly has declined to confirm the commissioner nominees presented by Governor Siminalayi Fubara. The Assembly has requested the Governor to submit new nominations within 48 hours. This decision underscores the ongoing political tensions within the state’s leadership.​

The Assembly’s rejection of the nominees is linked to the internal political dynamics between Governor Fubara and his predecessor, Nyesom Wike, who now serves as the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory. The discord has led to a division within the Assembly, resulting in factions aligned with either the current governor or the former one.​

Previously, nine commissioners resigned from Governor Fubara’s cabinet, a move interpreted as a display of allegiance to Wike. In response, Governor Fubara submitted new nominees to fill these positions. However, the Assembly, particularly the faction loyal to Wike, has rejected these nominations, citing concerns over the selection process and the qualifications of the nominees.​

The Assembly’s decision to demand fresh nominations within a 48-hour timeframe indicates a sense of urgency in resolving the impasse. This development highlights the intricate power play within Rivers State’s political landscape, reflecting the broader challenges of governance amidst internal party conflicts.​

As the situation unfolds, stakeholders and observers are keenly watching how Governor Fubara will navigate this challenge. The resolution of this issue is crucial for the stability and effective governance of Rivers State, impacting not only the administration’s functionality but also the confidence of the populace in their leaders.​

The coming days will be pivotal in determining the direction of Rivers State’s political environment, as both the executive and legislative branches seek to assert their influence and control over the state’s affairs.

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