According to Vanguard, Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara remains resolute and determined to fight on, despite a recent Supreme Court ruling that has weakened his political position. Sources close to the governor indicate that he is hopeful and committed to countering the growing opposition against him.

The Supreme Court ruling has altered the political landscape in Rivers State, but legal experts argue that the impeachment process against Fubara is not imminent. They contend that the defection case involving 27 lawmakers who switched to the All Progressives Congress (APC) must be resolved first, as this case could play a crucial role in determining the governor's fate.

Political analysts suggest that Fubara may still have options to counter the growing opposition, and his strategy in the coming weeks will be critical in shaping the future of his administration. Many in Rivers State and across the country are closely watching to see how events unfold.

A source close to the state government revealed that the governor is undeterred, saying, "The governor was full of life when we spoke on phone. I called him to encourage him to stay strong. He told me it is not over yet." This statement underscores Fubara's determination to fight on and protect his administration