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The Rivers State House of Assembly has postponed a debate on a request from Governor Siminalayi Fubara for the approval of the state’s Medium Term Expenditure Framework for the years 2026 to 2028.
The governor’s request was presented during plenary when the Assembly resumed sitting to consider his letter, it was reported.
The MTEF is a crucial fiscal planning document that sets out projections for government spending, expectations for revenue and economic priorities over three years. It also forms the basis for annual budget proposals.
The last MTEF that was considered by the House was submitted in 2022 by the previous administration when the House was in session, said Speaker Martin Amaewhule.
Amaewhule said the new framework should have been applied in September 2025 in line with budgetary timelines.
However, he said the Assembly would continue with its consideration in the overall interest of Rivers State and its residents.
Further debate on the document was deferred by lawmakers after a motion to delay consideration.
The House then adjourned plenary.
The Assembly will resume on June 26 to continue deliberations on the MTEF.
The document is seen as key to the drafting and presentation of the 2026 appropriation bill.
The move comes amid ongoing efforts to stabilise relations between the executive and legislative arms of government after years of disagreements over budget-related issues in the state.
