The Rivers Situation Govt has mentioned it has but to obtain any file at the Martin Amaewhule-led Space of Meeting solution following utmost Friday’s Preferrred Courtroom judgment.
Recall that the Speaker, Martin Amaewhule, in a letter addressed to the Rivers Situation Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, on Monday, asked the terminating to give the 2025 Appropriation Invoice to the Space inside 48 hours, in form with the 1999 Charter.
Then again, in a remark on Wednesday, the Secretary to the Rivers Situation Govt, Dr Tammy Danagogo, maintained that the governor has but to obtain the letter, pronouncing the condition govt heard of the purported on social media.
The remark reads, “I hereby refer to a letter dated 3rd March 2025 on the above subject, which we came across on social media and notify you that, as at the close of work on Tuesday 4th March, 2025, we are yet to receive the said letter. Neither the office of the Governor, nor the Deputy Governor’s office, nor the office of the Accountant-General of the State has received the said letter”
Dr Danagogo additionally said that the condition govt had but to obtain a book of the Preferrred Courtroom perception to allow it to reply correctly.
He mentioned, “We have since been in contact with our lawyers who are still awaiting the certified true copy of the judgments of the Supreme Court, and hereby reassure you and all the good people of Rivers State that as soon as His Excellency receives the judgments, he will strive to implement same timeously in the best interest of our
people.”
Then again, the SSG confident the crowd of the condition of the governor’s loyalty to abiding via the rule of thumb of regulation, as he had famous previous in his statewide broadcast.
He added, “Please, recall that His Excellency, Siminalayi Fubara, had in a State Broadcast on Sunday 2nd March, 2025, stated clearly that notwithstanding his personal opinion on the Supreme Court Judgments, he will, as a law-abiding Nigerians, obey and implement their decisions in accordance with the rule of law and the best interest of the people of Rivers State.”