SENSATIONAL! See The Shocking Reason Fubara Gave For Demolition of State Assembly House, Amidst Political Crisis
The recent decision by the Rivers State Government to demolish and subsequently reconstruct the Rivers State House of Assembly Complex has been clarified, with the government citing expert advice and concerns over compromised structural integrity as the driving factors behind this significant move.
The impetus for this decision was the destructive aftermath of an explosion and fire incident that targeted the hallowed chambers of the assembly. According to a statement issued by Mr. Joseph Johnson, the Rivers State Commissioner for Information, the use of explosive dynamite during the attack caused severe damage, shaking the very foundation of the complex. Visible cracks in the walls were evident, raising alarm bells about the safety and viability of the entire structure for legislative
purposes.
Following the governor’ s inspection of the extent of the damage, professionals were consulted to assess the structural integrity of the building. The consensus from these experts was unequivocal: the assembly complex had suffered significant structural defects, rendering it unfit for human use. This conclusion prompted the government to consider alternative courses of action.
The government revealed that, despite initial efforts to explore cost- saving measures for the repair of the complex, it became apparent that the damage was beyond superficial and required a more comprehensive solution. The priority shifted from attempting to salvage the existing structure to ensuring the safety and security of individuals who would utilize the building. The experts cautioned that continuing to use the assembly complex in its present state would be disastrous.
