The Digest:
South-South leaders urge President Tinubu to immediately reinstate Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara after an unconstitutional suspension. They argue the state is peaceful, and the suspension should end without waiting for the six-month deadline.
Key Points:
- South-South leaders, activists, and lawyers demand Fubara's reinstatement.
- The call comes after the reconciliation between Fubara and Minister Nyesom Wike.
- Elder Joseph Ambakederimo states that the state is peaceful, and the emergency rule should end.
- Professor Benjamin Okaba of the Ijaw National Congress criticized the unconstitutional suspension.
- Former IYC President Eric Omare emphasizes that the constitutional breach should be challenged.
- Lawyers and activists argue the emergency is unconstitutional and unjustifiable.
- The National Assembly has passed Rivers' budget, further reinforcing the need for Fubara's return.
South-South leaders continue pressing Tinubu to respect constitutional democracy by ending the unconstitutional suspension of Governor Fubara, signaling a deep desire for a swift resolution and respect for local governance.
Sources: Vanguard, Channels TV, Premium Times
