In a decisive move to end the administrative deadlock in Rivers State, Governor Siminalayi Fubara is set to reconstitute his cabinet by appointing a new set of commissioners and other aides.
This development follows a high-stakes resolution where the Rivers State House of Assembly, previously at odds with the executive, has formally agreed to screen and approve the governor’s nominees.
The sudden shift toward legislative cooperation marks a significant de-escalation in a crisis that has threatened to paralyse the state’s governance for about two years.
