This resolution was made on Thursday, during the House’s first plenary session after a six months of emergency rule.
The Rivers State House of Assembly has called on Governor Siminalayi Fubara to forward the list of Commissioner-nominees to the House for screening and confirmation.
This resolution was made on Thursday, during the House’s first plenary session after a six months of emergency rule.
The House, presided over by Speaker Martin Amaewhule, also urged the Governor to initiate the process of drafting an Appropriation Law for the remaining part of the year.
The Rivers State House of Assembly had been under emergency rule for six months, and the resumption of plenary sessions marks a significant development in the state’s legislative activities.
The House’s resolutions are aimed at ensuring the smooth governance of the state and addressing the needs of its citizens.
The call for the submission of Commissioner-nominees is expected to enable the House to scrutinise and confirm the nominees, thereby ensuring that the state government is fully functional.
The initiation of the Appropriation Law drafting process will also enable the state to allocate resources effectively and efficiently.
The Speaker of the House, Martin Amaewhule, during the plenary emphasised the importance of these resolutions in ensuring the stability and progress of the state.
The House’s resolutions are seen as a step towards normalising the state’s governance and legislative activities.
Governor Siminalayi Fubara is yet to comment on the resolutions.
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