You Can’t Keep Breaking The Law And Expect Tinubu To Rescue You’ – Rivers Lawmaker Insists On Fubara’s Impeachment

Spokesperson for the Rivers State House of Assembly, Enemi George, has claimed that President Bola Tinubu will be insulted by the political situation in Rivers State.

It was reported that George stated this on Thursday during an interview on Channels Television’s ‘Politics Today’, a programme, saying there may be no political solution to stop the impeachment move against the Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara.

According to him, the Governor has repeatedly committed the same crime, accusing him of spending public funds as if they were his personal money.

George stated that President Tinubu went through a lot to broker peace between Fubara and the lawmakers, but the Governor continues to renege on that agreement.

He said, “I doubt if there is a political solution to stop the impeachment move against Fubara because we have had too many political solutions. What’s the need for political solution when he would say and do the same thing again?

“Even if you want to play politics, you do that according to the law, within the confines of the law. If you allow yourself to breach the constitution you can’t blame anybody the consequence of your action. But right now, what we are talking about is the law.

“And I’m sure wherever president Bola Tinubu is, he will feel very insulted by all these because he’s a human being like you and I.

“The president went through hell to assemble stakeholders to broker this peace and the Governor stumbled over it again and reneged it. You can’t keep breaking the law and expect the president to come to your rescue.”

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