₦airaland Forum

NOC1:
Hahaha, they will go those guys a nut case, forget ranting on social media, those guys have street credibility that's why Fubara could not overrun them with state apparatus.

phantomxx:
More intelligent people can see what Fubara is doing. What you have failed to realize is that he has the support of not just rivers people but even non Rivers.

This was a calculated ploy to tell or show the world these lawmakers are not interested in peace but his impeachment. The fellow knows what he's doing.

The supreme court may have taken the side of wike but Fubara has the court of public opinion. .. and he is swaying it even more beautifully to his side.

It's a game of chess! If I was to advise the lawmakers, let them attend the meeting but at a neutral venue.

zoedew:
Listen, the HOA holds the ace. Fubara is in a mess and he doesn’t know it. He doesn’t know it considering he doesn’t know his left from his right politically. He dare not dictate any conditions before paying what is to them else he compounds his woes. I bet the HOA will not honour Fubara’s invitation. He’s in no position to dictate to them.

Xisnin:
Nobody cares!
A brave Fubara should not give the clowns any attention.


Since the people are fully behind him including militants, he doesn't need to play stupid
sympathy games any longer.
He either accept he has lost all leverage or continue to fight as a brave man he is alleged to be.


Public opinion is useless unless the election is holding tomorrow.
Even at that, a ruthless and calculative player can suppress it.
Case in point is Uzodinma who won a landslide despite being hated by everybody.


The lawmakers will be silly to attend any meeting in any venue until Fubara presents the budget and release all their witheld salaries.
At this point, Fubara has nothing to negotiate with.
If they attend the meeting, Fubara will read it as a sign of weakness.

Oakenshield:
See who dey talk. The court had to wake in because if they keep quiet governor's will follow same pattern

phantomxx:
More intelligent people can see what Fubara is doing. What you have failed to realize is that he has the support of not just rivers people but even non Rivers.

This was a calculated ploy to tell or show the world these lawmakers are not interested in peace but his impeachment. The fellow knows what he's doing.

The supreme court may have taken the side of wike but Fubara has the court of public opinion. .. and he is swaying it even more beautifully to his side.

It's a game of chess! If I was to advise the lawmakers, let them attend the meeting but at a neutral venue.

Jessewizy:
I think only the Governor can sign any correspondence to the House of assembly concerning him, no other person can sign, it’s about the institution of the Legislature. All correspondence from President to the NASS is signed by the president himself, such powers are not delegated. I stand to be corrected.

opera1:
He ought to have done this for long

Nathanbreeze:
Well, it’s a good call for peace in the state but I think the government is getting it wrong in some key area of decision as stated on the copy of the attached file to my comment. The governor generally does not decide the space of meeting for the legislative arm (state assembly); the legislative body itself, or its presiding officer, typically determines that. What the governor should do is to present the budget as instructed by the Supreme Court. The Invite is unnecessary because there is no relevance in what he state in the meeting because he’s supposed to pay the legislative members their salaries and benefits. Failing to do that is unconstitutional and against the law. The governor should be careful with the people he listens to and avoid anything that will ruin and tarnish his image and make him politically irrelevant.

Okoroawusa:
Wey those Obituaries wey dey push Fubara that time?

Meanwhile Wike and Fubara should sheath their swords for the sake of Rivers people. 2 years have been wasted already.

bixton:
You dey follow my comments....
Keep on.

Let's await after the meeting..
Shebi na dafts say the 27 members have lost their seats.
Shebi na dafts say the 27 members are not recognized anymore.
Shebi na dafts say the 27 members are gone forever.
Shebi na dafts say the 27 members will die of hungry.

What more have the dafts say about the 27 members and Wike being the losers !!!!


Good luck to the dafts.

Arapmoi22:
Fubara is truly daft.

I know the 27 are smarter and would ask for neutral venue.

bixton:
Well, let's get to see what will happen and let's see if the governors' handlers have upped their understanding of politics and politicking.

If anything is to go by that invitation letter from the governor, is only a ploy to think he is the one who is in charge. There's still a lot he is yet to learn and know. He still does not understand the circumstances and situation he is in.
It's seems like as at now, the office and title of Governor is still deceiving him thinking he is in charge.

Jessewizy:
I think only the Governor can sign any correspondence to the House of assembly concerning him, no other person can sign, it’s about the institution of the Legislature. All correspondence from President to the NASS is signed by the president himself, such powers are not delegated. I stand to be corrected.

Arapmoi22:
Because he is daft.
Only a fool will still not see clearly at this level.

Jessewizy:
I think only the Governor can sign any correspondence to the House of assembly concerning him, no other person can sign, it’s about the institution of the Legislature. All correspondence from President to the NASS is signed by the president himself, such powers are not delegated. I stand to be corrected.

Salewa97:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1LGh9ZgcMn/

prinzedy:
I smell a rat here.
This fubara is a seasoned politician. This man has the tendency of turning the HOA members against themselves and this is what he'll do in the coming days. There's no loyalty anywhere na money everybody dey find.

The Martin's led HOA members will attend the meeting with the bragado mindset but already Fubara don by some of them.
It's still going to be a long ride for wike.

Mark this post for future ref

idahme:
Get sense for once, the meeting isn't for budget presentation read una say no

Tjra:
This is not about Wike.

It is about obeying the law of the land.

The supreme Court of the country is bigger than the President not to talk of the governor or any other person.

Fubara should humble himself and iron things out with all warring parties.

The people cheering him on these past 2 years are not even from Rivers State.

Kewtt:
A big insult. But also exposes Fubara's persistent disregard for the HoA, Nigeria's constitution and utter incompetence as a governor and empty arrogance

Okpebholo1:
Lol, they have given him bigger insults so taking a small one means nothing... Fubara is the one begging now and being diplomatic, something he should have done since. He's a loser guy

ddippset:
Only in the mind of cowards, is he a loser.

In the hearts of many Rivers people on the streets he is a fighter not a coward.

He is obeying the Supreme Court, not bowing to a godfather,,, I hope you know this.


We all remember how people insulted Ambode, for doing what you wanted Fubara to do...

If he had just bowed down and allowed Wike possess his soul,,
Am sure people like you would be calling him a coward today..

I repeat,, he is obeying the Supreme Court not bowing to Wike.

That's a man!

ddippset:
Also the HOA's disregard for the governor.

They obviously still see him as a small boy, a boy who should never have been governor.

I have never seen anywhere in this country where a HOA gave a governor anything like a summon talkless of a 48 hour ultimatum.

What Fubara did is just a deliberate tit for tat.

ddippset:
Also the HOA's disregard for the governor.

They obviously still see him as a small boy, a boy who should never have been governor.

I have never seen anywhere in this country where a HOA gave a governor anything like a summon talkless of a 48 hour ultimatum.

What Fubara did is just a deliberate tit for tat.

bixton:
I thought you fellas say Wike has the judiciary in his hands and has bought them off and buying judgment in his favour....

So why agree that the governor is only bowing to the supreme court order and not also to Wike !!?

Or do you now no longer agree that the judiciary has not been bought by Wike and he does do same with judgments?

bixton:
You should be reminded that the legislators are not stooges to/of the governor.
Rivers State is just a case study and with time such will be replicated in the entirety of the nation.

The question you ought to ask is if the 48 hours ultimatum is lawful or unlawful and what does the law say about duration for such?