At last, it seems that the senate has taken a definite stand as to the recent crisis in Rivers State House of Assembly as the Senate ad-hoc Committee set up to investigate the political crisis in Rivers State, yesterday indicted the State Police Commissioner, CP Joseph Mbu.
Reporters gathered that the committee, in the report which will be laid before the Senate today, was however not happy with the way and manner the commissioner handled the problem that led to the leader of the House of Assembly, Michael Chinda and Martins Amahule sustaining injuries.
There was also an attempt in the Rivers State House of Assembly to impeach the Speaker, Otelemaba Amachree. Following the development, the Senate asked the Committee on States and Local Governments led by Senator Kabiru Gaya, ANPP, Kano South to investigate into the matter and come up with recommendations.
Meanwhile, governors elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP will today meet in Abuja.
Reporters gathered that the governors will discuss among others, the planned Special National Convention, the forthcoming Anambra State election and how the PDP must win.