Nigeria - President Jonathan's Brother-In-Law Emerges Rivers Parliament Leader In Violent Takeover {VIDEO}
Nigeria - Five members of the Rivers assembly loyal to the PDP hierarchy in the state/Nyesom Wike faction today caused chaos in the assembly...
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Nigeria - Five members of the Rivers assembly loyal to the PDP hierarchy in the state/Nyesom Wike faction today caused chaos in the assembly chambers.
The disgruntled lawmakers allegedly impeached the speaker of the assembly, Otelemaba Amachree and the House leader, Chidi Lloyd.
Amachree and Lloyd are said to be core supporters of the Rivers State governor, Rotimi Amaechi.
The 5 lawmakers appointed Evans Bipi, the younger brother of first lady, Patience Jonathan, who only recently got married, as their speaker.
The assembly sitting turned violent as thugs loyal to the anti-Amaechi 5 took over, hitting and brutalising the House leader and damaging properties inside the chambers.
Amachree and Lloyd are said to be core supporters of the Rivers State governor, Rotimi Amaechi.
The 5 lawmakers appointed Evans Bipi, the younger brother of first lady, Patience Jonathan, who only recently got married, as their speaker.
More details to come soon.
Na waoooooooo...........How far will this show of shame go? Haba presidooooooooooooooo.
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ReplyDeleteMr Reporter, see how you captioned your story to mislead readers to think of the involvement of the President rather than focusing on the issue at hand. Ask yourself what you stand to gain by this delibrate attempt to distract nigerians from the facts of the matter that you lack detailed knowledge of - yes you said it yourself : "More details to come soon."
ReplyDeleteThis is very funny. So he wants to grab power by all means cos his sister is mrs president. If bipi dint want ppl to talk about the first lady why would he put himself in d middle of such mess? Imagine him waving at empty seats not knowing someone is actually filming the seats.
ReplyDeleteWe now know 5 is greater than 27 in Nigeria abi? As 16 is greater than 19. Simple, next time ur child comes home with arithmetic home work n they say 27 and 5 which is more answer 5 for him ok.
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