Rivers crisis: Eze applauds Fubara for aligning with Amaechi

There were rumors of a schism developing on Sunday between the members of the Rivers State House of Assembly after some of them started the process of impeaching Fubara.

Eze claimed that Wike had chosen to take action against Governor Fubara due to his support of Amaechi’s people-focused initiatives for the state’s advancement.

In addition, Wike has attempted to exclude Fubara from all political engagements and decisions both inside and outside the state. As a result, Fubara was warned not to attend any political gatherings in Abuja, including the PDP-Governors Forum, where he is influential as Vice Chair.

Since the governor has not committed any crimes that may result in his impeachment, Edison Ehie, the leader of the State House of Assembly, was stripped of his majority leadership position after rejecting the attempt to remove him.

Edison, however, was also said to have won the election to become the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly.

To prevent a highly immoral emperor from taking over Rivers State and its people, Eze called on the people of Rivers State to unite behind the governor.

“Nyesom Wike is an extremely talented person, and Rivers State is too advanced to be held as a slave.”

It is extremely regrettable and saddening that the governor of Rivers State is being targeted for impeachment because he wishes to bring back the majority of Amaechi’s vision, which included the Songhai and the Greater Port Harcourt projects, which were designed to make the state not only self-sufficient but also to empower the majority of its youth.

To reiterate, Wike should not try to rekindle his illegal use of five lawmakers to begin the process of impeaching Amaechi by July 2013, since his plan to assassinate Fubara will fail miserably this time.

“The destiny of the State cannot be decided by Wike on his personal property, Rivers State.”

Members of the Rivers State House of Assembly were advised by the APC Chief to explore the process of removing a governor.

In order to free himself from the enslavement imposed on him by the FCT Minister, Eze urged Governor Fubara to continue the struggle.