Tony Okocha, the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State, has issued a strong ultimatum to Governor Siminalayi Fubara, calling for his resignation or facing potential impeachment. This demand comes in the wake of Fubara’s controversial invitation to 27 lawmakers for a meeting, which Okocha described as a “Greek gift” intended to mislead.

During a press briefing held in Port Harcourt on Monday morning, Okocha expressed his concerns regarding the governor’s actions, stating that Fubara has shown a blatant disregard for President Bola Tinubu and has abused the rule of law. He emphasized that the invitation to the lawmakers was not a genuine attempt at collaboration but rather a strategic maneuver that undermines the authority of both the legislature and the judiciary.

Okocha further asserted that the recent Supreme Court judgment regarding the political situation in the state is final and binding, leaving the governor with limited options. “The only option available to the governor now is for him to resign or be impeached,” he declared, highlighting the serious implications of Fubara’s governance style.

The APC chairman’s comments have sparked discussions within political circles, as many are watching closely to see how the situation unfolds. Okocha’s call for accountability reflects a growing sentiment among party members who are concerned about the direction of the state under Fubara’s leadership.

As developments continue, the political landscape in Rivers State remains tense, with Okocha’s statements likely to influence the actions of both the governor and the legislature. Details are expected to emerge in the coming days as the situation progresses.