Ibok-Ete Ibas, Sole Administrator of Rivers State, has defended the imposition of emergency rule in the state, calling it a “necessity forced upon us by insecurity and political impasse.” Speaking at a public lecture on democracy and governance, Ibas acknowledged the hardship but emphasized that the measure restored stability and laid the groundwork for rebuilding democratic institutions.....TAP TO CONTINUE READING

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Ibas stated emergency rule was unavoidable due to insecurity, political deadlock, and a breakdown of public trust.
He argued the intervention restored peace and security, enabling grassroots democracy through recent LG elections.
The Sole Administrator praised the resilience of Rivers people during the six-month emergency period.
An emergency rule was imposed by President Tinubu on March 18 after suspending Governor Fubara, his deputy, and the state assembly.
The transition to restored civil rule is scheduled for September 18.
Ibas emphasized that without security, no other societal aspirations are achievable.
The lecture aimed to contextualize the state’s journey toward democratic renewal.

Ibas’s defense of emergency rule underscores the fragile balance between authority and liberty in crisis, a temporary sacrifice for stability, now yielding to the promise of democratic revival.

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Sources: TheCable, Presidential Statements