Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has disclosed that the State Government will set up a panel of enquiry to probe the 8 years administration of immediate past Governor Nyesom Wike.
TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) reports Governor Fubara made the disclosure while swearing in Dagogo Israel Iboroma as the new Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice of the State.
A faction of the Rivers State House Of Assembly had earlier screened and confirmed Iboroma as Commissioner to serve in the State Executive Council.
The House led by the Speaker Rt. Hon. Victor Oko Jumbo screened and confirmed Iboroma at the Chambers inside the Rivers State Government House, Port Harcourt.
Governor Fubara immediately administered oath of office on Iboroma as the Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice with a promise to probe the administration of Wike.
The Governor charged the newly sworn-in Commissioner to be prepared for what is ahead, stressing that he will be overseeing the setting up of a panel of enquiry to probe the activities of the government within the last 8 years in the State.
TNG reports Iboroma replaces Professor Zaccheus Adangor SAN, who resigned when he was redeployed to the Ministry to Special Duties (Governor’s office) two weeks ago.
Details shortly…