Rivers Political Earthquake: Governor Fubara Dissolves Cabinet in Aftermath of Supreme Court Verdict, Holds Emotional Valedictory Session with Commissioners

In a dramatic turn of events that has sent shockwaves across the political landscape of Rivers State, Governor Siminalayi Fubara on Wednesday officially dissolved his cabinet, relieving all commissioners and affected public officers of their appointments with immediate effect.

The move, announced in an official statement by Nelson Chukwudi, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, comes on the heels of the recent Supreme Court judgment that has reshaped the state’s political direction.

Governor Fubara hosted a private valedictory session at the Government House in Port Harcourt, where members of his cabinet gathered for what became a solemn farewell. The session, which coincided with activities marking Nigeria’s 65th Independence anniversary, was described as both reflective and historic, drawing attention from political watchers across the nation.

During the gathering, the governor reportedly expressed deep appreciation to the outgoing commissioners for their roles in driving the growth and development of Rivers State over the past two years. The meeting, according to insiders, was filled with mixed emotions as the cabinet members bade farewell after months of political turbulence in the state.

Beyond state politics, Governor Fubara used the occasion to call on Nigerians to work collectively in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration towards the vision of a peaceful and prosperous nation.

With the dissolution now in effect, the governor is expected to begin the process of reconstituting a new cabinet that will drive his renewed agenda of governance. Observers say the move is both strategic and symbolic, signaling the dawn of a new political era in Rivers State.

Governor Fubara reaffirmed his determination to continue serving the people of Rivers State with greater energy and focus, assuring citizens of his administration’s unwavering commitment to peace, stability, and development.