Wetin dey happen for Rivers State no be small thing o! Diaspora professionals don show say dem dey support Governor Siminalayi Fubara and him deputy, Prof. Ngozi Odu, as dem dey face impeachment wahala wey dem talk say e no be correct move at all.
For one e-statement wey dem release, Nigerian Diaspora Professionals for Democratic Stability (NDPDS) talk say dis impeachment wey Rivers State House of Assembly dey try push, na clear abuse of power. Dem fit understand how the whole matter dey connect with the struggle wey dey go on between Fubara and him predecessor, Nyesom Wike, wey don turn Minister for Federal Capital Territory.
The statement wey Dr. Chukwudi Nnamani, the president of NDPDS sign, talk say this impeachment matter don dey follow cyclical pattern like dem dey play football, wey everybody dey expect. Na no be oversight or accountability dey ground again, na who go control Rivers State dey play for here.
Dem mention say legislative actions for the House no dey reflect the people wey vote, rather na different factions dey support who dem sabi. Na wetin go happen when a governor dey under constant threat of removal just because e no wan bow to political godfathers?
NDPDS also warn say if dis impeachment plot continue, e fit scatter governance, drive away investors, and bring stronger instability for the state wey dey very crucial to Nigeria economy. Dem no wan see Rivers turn to playground for power tussles; dem want am make sure say governance dey stable.
People for the diaspora don dey watch as the matter dey unfold, and dem don raise concern say if impeachment dey become normal, den our democracy dey under serious threat. Dem call on political leaders, judiciary, and all stakeholders make dem talk sense and find solution without wahala.
End of the day, the mandate of the people must be respected abeg. Rivers State no deserve this constant political fight; wetin dem need na good governance to make sure say everybody dey enjoy dem life.
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