State Assembly Clarifies Stand on Deputy Governor’s Impeachment Process

Ondo State Assembly Affirms Continuation of Deputy Governor’s Impeachment Process

The Ondo State House of Assembly has issued a statement clarifying the status of the impeachment process against the deputy governor, Mr. Lucky Aiyedatiwa. Contrary to earlier reports, the House maintains that the process has not been suspended.

Mr. Olatunji Oshati, Chairman of the House Committee on Information, stated that the House initially paused the impeachment process in light of the state Chief Judge’s communication expressing his inability to form a panel for investigation due to a court order. The House emphasized its commitment to accountability and respect for judicial processes.

The House, represented by lawyer Mr. Femi Emodamori, reiterated its position that the impeachment process has not been suspended. They asserted their intent to pursue the process to its conclusion, emphasizing that impeachment is a constitutionally defined procedure.

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The statement highlighted the constitutional foundation of the impeachment process, citing relevant sections of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended). The Assembly maintained that they have adhered meticulously to the stages outlined in the constitution.

The Ondo State House of Assembly’s statement serves to dispel earlier reports of the suspension of the impeachment process against Deputy Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa. This development underscores the Assembly’s dedication to adhering to constitutional procedures while holding public officers accountable. The ongoing process will continue, guided by the legal framework outlined in the Nigerian Constitution.