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Rivers State gubernatorial candidate Dr. Farah Dagogo, a former lawmaker, has called President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s decision to suspend the state’s elected authorities a “democratic travesty” and a flagrant violation of the Nigerian Constitution.
Declaring a State of Emergency in Rivers State and suspending Governor Siminalayi Fubara, Deputy Governor Prof. Ngozi Odu, and all 32 members of the State House of Assembly, Dagogo denounced the President’s March 18, 2025 action through his attorney at a Federal High Court in Abuja on Wednesday. According to him, the action was illegal and unconstitutional.
The contentious suspension, which was eventually upheld by the Senate and the House of Representatives, essentially removed the elected state government for the first six months. Legal experts and civil society organizations have criticized President Tinubu’s appointment of retired Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas as Rivers State Administrator in their stead.
Prof. Kanyinsola Ajayi, SAN, and Abduljabar Aliyu, respectively, represented only the first and fifth respondents as they appeared in court on Wednesday.
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The Nigerian Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the third and fourth respondents, respectively, once again did to show up for court, continuing the pattern of absence in the case.
The case was presided over by Justice James Omotosho, who responded to posts on social media that implied the judiciary had been compromised.
The court would continue to rule only on constitutional and legal grounds, he reassured the public.
In order to guarantee the respondents’ appearance at the upcoming court date, he additionally directed that new hearing notifications be delivered to the absent respondents.
In light of the court’s yearly vacation, the case has been postponed until October 7, 2025.
After the meeting, Barrister Babafemi Adegbite, a member of Dagogo’s legal team, spoke to reporters, highlighting the constitutional importance of the issue and reaffirming their resolve to seek justice in court.
The matter was first filed in Port Harcourt, but due to circumstances we plan to address at the appropriate time, it was later relocated to Abuja, Adegbite said.
The constitutional infraction at the center of this lawsuit continues to be our primary concern. We are dedicated to obtaining a ruling that restores democratic principles and the rule of law.
“The President went beyond his constitutional authority by suspending an elected government and appointing an unelected administrator,” Adegbite said. The National Assembly weakened the democratic system by endorsing the action when it ought to have served as a protection. For the sake of our client as well as Nigeria’s constitutional democracy going forward, we are committed to seeing this through to completion.
