In a significant development, three Commissioners of the Rivers State Independent Electoral Commission (RSIEC) who recently resigned from their appointments appeared before the Rivers State House of Assembly during today’s plenary.

The Resigned Commissioners

The three Commissioners who resigned and appeared before the Assembly are:

1. Prof. Semion Emenike Weli: A renowned academic and expert in electoral matters.
2. Dr. Lazbery Nnyebuchi Nnah: A seasoned administrator with extensive experience in public service.
3. Mrs. Ibierembo Evelyn Thompson: A respected professional with a strong background in electoral administration.

Reasons for Resignation

Although the reasons for their resignation are not yet clear, sources suggest that the Commissioners may have cited irreconcilable differences with the RSIEC leadership or the Rivers State Government.

Implications for Rivers State Politics

The resignation of the three Commissioners and their subsequent appearance before the Assembly may have significant implications for the politics of Rivers State. As the state prepares for future elections, the stability and credibility of the RSIEC are crucial.

Conclusion

The appearance of the three resigned RSIEC Commissioners before the Rivers State House of Assembly marks a significant development in the state’s politics. As the situation unfolds, one thing is clear: the people of Rivers State will be watching closely to see how this development affects the state’s electoral process.