Martin Amaewhule

Martin Amaewhule

politician Nigeria

Martin Amaewhule is a prominent Nigerian politician and the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly. He is known for his loyalty to former Governor Nyesom Wike and has been vocal in his criticisms of the current Governor, Siminalayi Fubara. Recently, Amaewhule made headlines for condemning Fubara's withholding of legislative entitlements and announced the declaration of vacant seats in the assembly due to absenteeism. He emphasized the importance of adhering to a Supreme Court judgment that recognized the legitimacy of the assembly members, asserting a strong commitment to upholding the law and the mandate given by the electorate.

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Nigeria Nigeria: Martin Amaewhule leads the legislative arm of government in Rivers State. 5

The Punch: A state of troubled waters

Nigeria Nigeria: The Speaker of the House, Martin Amaewhule, stated that the Assembly would abide by the president’s decision. 6

The Punch: Rivers assembly backs emergency rule, pledges sole administrator support

Nigeria Nigeria: Martin Amaewhule is mentioned as one of the lawmakers who defected and lost their seats. 4

The Punch: Another explosion hits Rivers oil facility, protesters block East-West road

Nigeria Nigeria: Martin Amaewhule is leading the Rivers State House of Assembly in the impeachment attempt against Fubara. 3

The Punch: PDP condemns impeachment plot against Fubara, deputy

Nigeria Nigeria: Martin Amaewhule is the Speaker who forwarded the notice of allegations to Governor Fubara. 5

The Punch: Rivers assembly accuses Fubara, deputy of misconduct, issues notice

Nigeria Nigeria: Martin Amaewhule led the 27 lawmakers who went to court regarding their recognition as members of the state House of Assembly. 5

The Punch: Rivers’ crisis: A call for caution