In a significant judicial development, the Rivers State High Court has issued an interim order restraining the Chief Judge of Rivers State and the Clerk of the Rivers State House of Assembly from engaging in any dealings with Martin Amaewhule and his associates.
The court's decision came amidst rising legal tensions and follows a series of contentious disputes involving Amaewhule.
The specifics of the legal matters at hand have not been disclosed, but sources indicate that they pertain to serious allegations that could impact the administrative and legislative operations within the state.
This interim order underscores the judiciary's role in mediating high-stakes conflicts within government structures. Legal experts are closely monitoring the situation, as it may set a precedent for future judicial interventions in state matters.
Further details are awaited as the case progresses. The Rivers State High Court has scheduled a hearing to review the matter in the coming weeks.
