Di Executive Arm of di Rivers State Government don accuse di State House of Assembly say dem dey block Governor Siminalayi Fubara effort to implement di Supreme Court ruling on di state political crisis.
Di Commissioner for Information, Joe Johnson, talk dis one on Monday as e react to wetin di Chairman of di House of Assembly Committee on Information, Enemi Alabo-George, talk say na Fubara dey delay di process.
Johnson talk say di Assembly don refuse to acknowledge letters wey di governor don send, even as e don try many times to reach dem.
E even talk say video evidence dey show how di government try to deliver official documents, but di lawmakers just ignore am.
Johnson still reveal say some of di letters don dey public for national newspapers.
E explain say di government no fit provide acknowledgment copies of di letters as Alabo-George talk, because di Assembly no even gree collect di documents at all.
On top di latest accusation say di governor and im deputy don do gross misconduct, di commissioner talk say di executive arm never receive any letter from di State Assembly.
E still repeat say Fubara dey committed to peace and e don show am by following di court ruling wey talk say elected local government chairmen suppose hand over power to Heads of Local Government Administrations.
E talk say di governor still ready to implement di rest of di Supreme Court directives once e receive di Certified True Copy of di judgment.
But di Assembly no gree, instead dem dey give governor and di state electoral commission ultimatum.
E describe dis move as deliberate plan to cause wahala, and e even talk say legal experts don dey question whether di Assembly get right to do wetin dem dey do.
Johnson still criticize di Assembly for di way dem dey call for probe of di Chief Judge, say dis latest action show say dem no get di state interest for mind.
E talk say from di beginning, di lawmakers don dey do things wey go benefit demsef, instead of to focus on governance and di well-being of Rivers people.
