Rivers Assembly Resumes Plenary After 6-Month Suspension
The Rivers State House of Assembly has resumed plenary sessions after a six-month suspension during the state's emergency rule period. Lawmakers reconvened at the temporary State Assembly quarter in Port Harcourt following President Bola Tinubu's announcement lifting the emergency rule in Rivers State.
This decision came after Governor Siminalayi Fubara and the deputy governor returned to the state. The resumption of plenary signifies a return to legislative activities and governance in Rivers State after a prolonged period of political upheaval and suspension.
Lawmakers are expected to address critical issues and legislative matters affecting the state.
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