According to our reporter, legal expert Osigwe Ahmed Momoh delivered a no-nonsense verdict on Rivers State’s political turmoil, stressing law over loyalty. Watch full report
Speaking on News Central TV, Momoh bluntly stated, “Fubara is not my friend, and Nyesom Wike is not my friend, so I don’t care about them,” emphasizing impartiality amid the impeachment drama.
He warned that attempting to impeach a governor and deputy simultaneously breaches constitutional norms and risks collapse in court.
Momoh urged patience, trusting the judiciary’s reasoned rulings so far, while cautioning that political brinkmanship threatens governance and investor confidence in Rivers.
His message was clear: emotions and political ties mustn’t cloud legal processes, or Rivers risks extended instability with citizens as the collateral damage.
