He said that the court judgement in Rivers would not stand the test of time.
Mr Fubara assured Rivers people that he will continue to utilise the state resources judiciously.
The 27 lawmakers, loyal to Mr Wike, filed the suit to restrain INEC from conducting a fresh election to fill their seats for defecting from PDP to APC.
The command, therefore, reaffirmed its commitment to professional integrity.
Mr Atiku urged her to discipline those found wanting, and restore the fading glory of the judiciary.
Ms Abdulmalik held that the presentation of the 2024 budget by Mr Fubara before a 4-member Rivers House of Assembly was an affront to the constitutional provision.
He described the four deceased individuals as dedicated professionals in the oil and gas industry.
The Rivers government had objected to the hearing of the suit in Abuja but was turned down by the court.
Ebiuwou Koku-Obiyai, Bayelsa’s information commissioner, says progress is being made to restore power to the state
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