The Rivers State House of Assembly has halted impeachment proceedings against Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his deputy, Ngozi Odu, according to Channels Television. The impeachment process, which began in early January, has faced repeated legal and political hurdles.
The development comes amid ongoing political tensions in the state following prolonged feuds between Fubara and his predecessor, Nyesom Wike. No further details have been released regarding the reasons for the halt or whether proceedings have been permanently shelved. The announcement marks a significant turn in the political crisis that has engulfed Rivers State since early 2025.
Key Points:
The halt provides temporary political stability for Fubara’s administration.
It may ease tensions between the executive and legislative branches in Rivers.
Fubara gains breathing room, while the Assembly signals possible de-escalation.
This signals potential resolution to the protracted Rivers political crisis.
The timing, after weeks of uncertainty, offers hope for governance continuity.
Rivers Assembly’s decision to halt impeachment proceedings against Governor Fubara and his deputy marks a significant de-escalation in the state’s political crisis.
Sources: Channels Television