Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State has swiftly inaugurated new caretaker chairmen for all 23 local government areas, following their screening and approval by the House of Assembly led by factional Speaker Victor Jumbo. The swearing-in ceremony, currently underway at the Government House in Port Harcourt, is conducted under stringent security measures.
PUNCH Online reports that the first batch of 11 caretaker chairmen are presently taking their oath of office. This action comes immediately after the governor submitted the list of nominees to the Assembly, with screening sessions commencing early Wednesday morning.
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Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara Nominates Caretaker Chairmen Amid Political Turmoil
The state remains tense amidst political uncertainties, exacerbated by recent clashes and a heightened security presence across the region. Governor Fubara's decisive actions aim to ensure continuity in local governance and stability amidst ongoing challenges.
The swearing-in marks a pivotal moment in Rivers State politics, signaling the beginning of a new administrative era at the grassroots level under the governor's leadership.
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