The House of Reps has approved President Tinubu’s state of emergency declaration in Rivers State, suspending Governor Fubara and elected officials.

Elder statesman Sara-Igbe has condemned Governor Fubara’s suspension, calling it illegal and beyond the president’s constitutional powers, warning of democratic risks.

AGF Fagbemi has accused Governor Fubara of failing to prevent militants from vandalising critical oil infrastructure.

President Tinubu has sworn in former naval chief Ibok-Ete Ibas as administrator of Rivers State.

President Tinubu has met with the Rivers Sole Administrator, Vice Admiral Ibas, at State House, Abuja, following the state of emergency.

Justice Owoade has urged a peaceful resolution to the Rivers State crisis, emphasising the National Assembly’s role in ensuring constitutional order.

Fubara has affirmed his commitment to constitutional order despite state of emergency, assuring Rivers people of security and governance.

A Federal High Court has dismissed NNPC’s petition to dismiss Dangote’s suit challenging fuel import licences granted to oil firms.

Tinubu has declared a state of emergency in Rivers, suspending Governor Fubara, his deputy, and all State House of Assembly members.

Chetam Henry has accused FCT Minister Nyesom Wike of abandoning his principles, claiming he now opposes everything he once stood for.

Buba Galadima has said NNPP values ideology over political convenience and is not desperate for power.

Senate President Akpabio announces plans to amend the Electoral Act, restoring statutory delegates in party primaries ahead of the 2027 elections.

VP Shettima has declared that Nigeria’s economy is now on a path to sustained growth under Tinubu’s leadership.

Rivers Assembly has initiated impeachment processes against Governor Fubara, accusing him of misconduct and mismanagement of state funds

Jacob Mark has accused Samuel Anyanwu of judicial manipulation, calling his refusal to vacate office despite court judgement the “height of irresponsibility.”

27 Rivers lawmakers have accused Governor Fubara of refusing to comply with Supreme Court’s order to re-present the 2025 budget.

Minister Umahi has denied saying Obasanjo should not use the Lagos-Calabar Highway, clarifying that he was misunderstood during his remarks.

President Tinubu is prioritising economic policies over the 2027 election, focusing on long-term impact and improving Nigerians’ lives, says Presidency.

Minister Wike has denied insulting the Ijaw ethnic group as PANDEF demands public apology over his alleged verbal attack.

A policy Think Tank has urged Tinubu to mediate Akpabio-Natasha dispute, warning of escalating political and global fallout.