President Bola Tinubu has declared a state of emergency in Rivers State due to ongoing political instability. This decision was announced during a national broadcast, citing the need to invoke Section 305 of the Nigerian Constitution.
The declaration comes amid prolonged political unrest in the region, which has reportedly affected governance and security. The President’s move aims to restore order and ensure the provision of essential services in the state.
The declaration is expected to enable the federal government to take decisive actions to address the crisis and provide stability for residents in the affected area. Further details on the government’s specific measures or timeline for resolving the crisis have not been disclosed.
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