Legal Battle Unfolds as Ajulo Seeks to Halt Governor Fubara’s 2024 Budget Representation. In a legal maneuver that adds a layer of complexity to the political landscape of Rivers State, Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) Kayode Ajulo has taken Governor Similalaye Fubara to court over the re-presentation of the 2024 budget....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>

Ajulo, in a suit filed with the Federal High Court, Abuja (No.: FHC/ABJ/CS/1718/2023), seeks to prevent Governor Fubara from re-presenting the budget to the state House of Assembly until a pending suit is heard and determined.

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The crux of Ajulo’s argument revolves around the need to restrain the state House Assembly and its Speaker from screening and confirming commissioners appointed by Governor Fubara.

The lawyer asserts that such actions should be put on hold pending the resolution of the legal matters before the Federal High Court.

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Additionally, Ajulo urges the court to consider a motion on notice attached to the suit, calling for a halt to plenary sessions by 27 out of the 32 members of the State House of Assembly. This move seeks to address the complex dynamics within the legislative body.

This legal development comes against the backdrop of a political crisis in Rivers State, where Governor Fubara and his predecessor, Nyesom Wike, have recently agreed to reconcile their differences.

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The resolution, facilitated by President Tinubu and other stakeholders, stipulates that Governor Fubara must re-present the 2024 budget to the returning members of the State House Assembly.

As this legal battle unfolds, Ejes Gist News will closely monitor the proceedings, providing updates to ensure our readers stay informed with credible news in Nigeria…CONTINUE READING>>

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