BREAKING NEWS: RIVERS ASSEMBLY BEGINS IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS AGAINST GOV. SIMINALAYI FUBARA

There’s fresh tension in Rivers State this hour as the State House of Assembly has formally begun impeachment proceedings against Governor Sir Siminalayi Fubara.

Lawmakers loyal to the Assembly say a notice of alleged gross misconduct has been served on the governor, marking a major escalation in the long-running political crisis rocking the state. The move follows weeks of intense disagreement between the executive and the legislature over governance and constitutional issues.

The impeachment process, if sustained, could significantly affect governance in Rivers State, as political actors on both sides brace for what may become a prolonged legal and political battle.

Developments are still unfolding, and we’ll bring you updates as the situation progresses.

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