Breaking News-President Tinubu Approves Release of Frozen Rivers Allocation to Administrator

  President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the release of the allocation to Rivers State hitherto frozen by the Supreme court to enable smooth running of affairs in the state. This was disclosed by the Attorney General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi, SAN who commended the action of the President to ensure that the people did not suffer on account of the political debacle in the state. Then release the allocation for Rivers State to the Administrator comes as a significant development in the wake of President Bola Tinubu's declaration of a state of emergency in the state. According to Fagbemi, the allocation will be released to the Administrator if requested, as the current extraordinary situation in the state warrants extraordinary measures. The Minister's statement suggests that the Federal Government is taking a pragmatic approach to addressing the crisis in Rivers State, prioritizing the need for stability and continuity in the face of an implosion. By releasing the allocation to the Administrator, the government aims to ensure that the state's essential services and operations continue uninterrupted, despite the declaration of a state of emergency. The Minister's justification of President Tinubu's decision to declare a state of emergency in Rivers State highlights the gravity of the situation. According to the Minister, the President's action was timely and necessary to prevent an implosion in the state. This implies that the situation in Rivers State had reached a boiling point, and the Federal Government had to intervene to prevent further escalation. The Minister's assertion that former Governor Nyesom Wike has no role in the political crisis in Rivers State is also noteworthy. This statement suggests that the Federal Government does not view Wike as a key player in the current crisis, and that his influence or involvement is not seen as a factor in the declaration of a state of emergency. The declaration of a state of emergency Rivers State has significant implications for the state's governance structure. With the Administrator now at the helm, the state's affairs will be managed directly by the Federal Government, at least until the crisis is resolved. This development is likely to have far-reaching consequences for the state's politics, economy, and social fabric. In the coming days and weeks, it will be crucial to monitor the situation in Rivers State closely, as the Administrator works to restore stability and normalcy to the state. The Federal Government's decision to release the allocation to the Administrator will likely be a key factor in determining the success of these efforts, as it will enable the state to continue providing essential services to its citizens. Overall, the Federal Government's response to the crisis in Rivers State reflects a commitment to addressing the situation in a proactive and decisive manner. By declaring a state of emergency and releasing the allocation to the Administrator, the government is taking concrete steps to prevent further instability and ensure the well-being of the state's citizens.