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Rivers: Reps panel holds first meeting, summons sole administrator


The House of Representatives Ad-Hoc Committee on Rivers State Oversight has invited Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas (rtd.), the Sole Administrator of Rivers State, to appear before it for a comprehensive interactive session.
This was after the inaugural meeting of the commiteeon Wednesday, a platform for members to deliberate on preliminary reports and developments emerging from Rivers State since Ibas assumed office.
According to the Chairman of the Committee and House Leader, Hon. (Prof.) Julius Ihonvbere, “This engagement is necessary to ascertain the true state of affairs in Rivers State, and ensure that the House remains properly guided in the discharge of its oversight responsibilities in the public interest.”
Statement by spokesperson of the House, Akin Rotimi on Wednesday explained that Ibas is expected to appear before the Committee on Thursday, April 17, 2025 at the National Assembly.
“A formal letter of invitation has been sent and acknowledged accordingly. This public announcement serves to reinforce transparency in the Committee’s proceedings.
“The Committee reiterates its commitment to fulfilling its duties with diligence, transparency, and strict adherence to the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.” he stated.
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