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They are too small. Misplaced priority. Also bring Reps Speaker and Senate president. Mtcheww. Nothing will change. Fubara cannot continue breaking laws recklessly. |
OredoPikin2:They have started the process. Fubara should go and defend himself. He shouldn't be flying around the world searching for the president. Beg beg people. |
So Kperogi cares about Tinubu? What a propagandist. The last thing Tinubu should do is mismanage this situation in a way that he falls out with Wike. Fubara is not worth it at all. This is politics. It is not a Tinubu vs Wike issue. The president must also not take Wike's support for granted. Wike is an asset in his government. Even if Tinubu says Wike should no longer be a minister, Fubara will still not win the governorship election, and such realignment by Wike and his allies might cost Tinubu his re-election. Tinubu should be careful. The mathematics is simple: Wike + 27 lawmakers vs. Fubara. It shouldn't be a hard decision for anyone who claims to be a smart politician, considering Wike is the one who put Fubara in office. Coupled with the fact that the courts have indicted Fubara for his lawlessness. Fubara is a despot - The Supreme Court Force Fubara to resign or let him be impeached. Case closed. |
SisterAnn:I am one of those championing the viewpoint that if the Chief Judge decides to play politics as we are already seeing and doesn't perform his functions when called upon, the lawmakers should proceed with the impeachment process by setting up the panel. The constitution is silent on what happens when the Chief Judge refuses to perform his role in the impeachment process. That is a Lacuna. The drafters didn't envisage the level of corruption now, and this current Chief Judge of Rivers has been quite shameless in recent times. So if the Chief Judge doesn't do his job, let the lawmakers proceed and conclude the process. If they impeach the governor, he should go to the Supreme Court for interpretation. The corrupt Chief Judge will not be allowed to stall a constitutional process. The NJC also needs to start disciplining a lot of these judges. The orders which emanate from Rivers State judiciary are shameful and criminal. |
Fubara doesn't respect the president. Actions speak louder than words. The Supreme Court has already indicted him. He should be impeached, since he won't resign. |
Mass shootings/gun violence capital of the world. |
Doing the same thing and expecting a different result. If there is anybody that has repeatedly disrespected the president, it is Fubara. He has never kept to the agreements reached before the president. Empty-headed sources in the article. This is not a Tinubu vs Wike issue. It is a Fubara vs. Wike and Assembly Members. The one between Fubara and the lawmakers is a constitutional issue. I am ashamed of the analytic skills of those sources cited in the article, except the ally of the minister. No wonder the country is the way it is. If only they were bold enough to state their names. Some are peddling falsehoods. This impeachment is constitutional and about our laws. Fubara has broken our laws and the courts have told him so. Did Fubara commit those infractions or not? That should be the focus. Nobody should be talking about Ijaw this or party that. Fubara should resign or be impeached. |
Matthew2925:You were part of those that elected him as the leader of the "free world" ? Mainstream propaganda that people swallow. People lead their countries. Free world ke. |
hotwax:That is not correct. International law does not revolve around one country, but applies to all signatory member states. The USA is simply a rogue nation that uses its military might to contravene laws with impunity. |
johannu:Says someone supporting Fubara. Cursing yourself. Take your uncontrolled emotions to entertainment section. |
Fubara has to resign or be impeached. The lawlessness is too much. He doesn't even have any respect for the president, despite his interventions. An unrepentant ingrate. |
Fable. Aside not honouring agreements, Fubara's major problem is his love for breaking laws. Resign let Rivers people have peace. |
Agreement is agreement. This is politics. Go and become a pastor, if the heat is too much for you. Always looking for sympathy and making excuses for Fubara. Beg beg people. Always on their knees. Fubara went to France to beg, later he won't obey the agreement. He and his deputy should resign with apology. |
Not true. He didn't tell Fubara and his deputy to break laws with reckless abandon. It is just a consequence of their actions. It will be temporary until the vacancy is filled. There can be no lacuna. Governance must go on. Fubara and his deputy should resign with apology to Rivers People. |
Zackattack:Ignorance is a bad thing. There is nothing good about Fubara, a treacherous man with a penchant for breaking laws. He has shown consistent disdain for our legislature and contempt for the constitution. He should resign with his deputy and let the state have peace. Fubara is a despot - The Supreme Court A joke taken too far - The Court of Appeal A tyrant - The Federal High Court |
peleson1:You're just rambling. It is a fact that the governor is notorious for not honouring agreements. However, regarding this impeachment, the issue here is the governor's penchant for breaking laws, which the Assembly has clearly set out in the impeachment notice. He should go and defend himself. |
press9jatv:Beg beg people. Always on your knees looking for support. Na wa. Fubara must go. |
Gandollar:Fubara is a despot. The Supreme Court said so. Tinubu should force his resignation and let the crisis end. After all, he did what the Assembly stated. At this point, the president is the one allowing this to continue. |
Kalulu44:IPOB people still bitter about Wike's leadership which forestalled sit at home in Rivers State. |
CyynthiaKiss:It even makes it easier. Do you even understand what morality means? Just because you heard UK's Kemi talk nonsense. The USA has no moral justification for its attack on Venezuela. None whatsoever. |
Onlinetutor7:Tell him to release all the Epstein files. Ignorance is bliss.
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Strikes that aren't achieving anything. After bringing terrorism into Nigeria to destabilise us, you are now pretending to be the solution. That is the USA for you.
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There was going to be a second wave of attack? International law is a joke. The spineless Republicans in Congress are enabling this war criminal and therefore complicit. |
These are the bad advisers who keep instigating conflict. I blame the president for not forcing Fubara to resign, before suspending the State of Emergency. This nonsense would have ended. |
Don't. Rather, the governor and his deputy should resign. Fubara said his spirit has left Government House, so why is he still there? Only there to be breaking our laws. Fubara is a despot - The Supreme Court A joke taken too far - The Court of Appeal A tyrant - The Federal High Court |
Mtcheww. Dead on arrival. They don't care whether the governor has committed gross misconduct. Shameless bunch. This is why governors are not accountable in Nigeria. So-called legislative lawyers supporting nonsense. |
This one is a placeholder for Obi. |
Lies from the pit of hell. Wike is supporting the president, but won't support Fubara because of his treachery. You guys should stop framing this as a Wike vs. Tinubu issue. It is not. Support your Fubara if you want. Wike is not going to support Fubara. Stop begging all over the place. |
dre11:On his knees again. Lol. The fear of impeachment. Accompanied by a wanted felon (Edison Ehie) who bombed Assembly building. Same person he was told should not be part of the government in the agreement. Unrepentant ingrate. Fubara has started his shameless drama again. What is he doing outside the country, if true? Very incompetent fellow, while his clueless supporters are suffering from bad governance. He must defend this impeachment. Busy jumping around afraid of his shadow. I thought his spirit has left Government House? Beg beg governor.
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Burob:Don't mind them. Always making rubbish analysis without context. Fubara has no weight in Rivers politics and is utterly clueless. Being a handpicked governor doesn't change that. |
He wants to go and beg in Abuja again. So that he can reach another agreement he won't obey. Let him submit his defence to the the impeachment. Let the process reach its conclusion. |
Kendollar696:Who has a monopoly of violence? You want to start what you can't finish. Go and sit somewhere jor. Talk is cheap, Mr Keyboard warrior. You know Fubara is guilty, hence the desperate talk about violence. |
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