Baring all unforeseen circumstances, the Speaker of Anambra
State house of Assembly, Rt Hon Barr Rita Maduagwu will tomorrow, Thursday, 3rd
November 2016 be impeached by members of the assembly.
A source told our correspondent that the move has been
perfected for the speaker to be removed, and that Another Honourable member,
Ikem Uzoezie, representing Aguata 2 state constituency has also been penciled down
to take the position.
www.elekenews.com gathered
that the members of the house have been having series of meetings on how
Thursday’s sitting will go, without hitches.
The members it was gathered have also made themselves
incommunicado, just to ensure that they were not infiltrated and their rank
broken.
A source who claims to be an insider told www.elekenews.com that the members have for
a very long time been disenchanted with the speaker, who they accuse of
hobnobbing with the state governor, and collecting pecks of offices and turning
down any attempt to ‘harrass’ the governor to also look in the way of members
for settlement.
Our source said the members have never had any likeness for
the speaker because of what they described as her selfishness, and have been
wanting to remove her, but lacked the resources to act, but have finally found
a sponsor.
“Each time they want to make any plan like that to see the
speaker off, some members would side the speaker, not because they like her,
but because these crop of lawmakers are not very well empowered, so whatever
they got, they get swayed.
“But now, I think they mean it this time, and this is beyond
mere threat. The thing is that they have found a sponsor now, and they are bent
on removing the speaking, and their sponsor I think is aiming at getting at
Obiano, the governor.” The source said.
When www.elekenews.com
called some of the lawmakers, they neither took the calls nor returned them.
But it was gathered that some of the sins listed against the
speaker are; inability to carry along the members of the house, especially in
accessing government largesse, and running a one-man show in the assembly.
The lawmakers recently returned from Ghana, where the state
government it was gathered had sent them on a seminar, but another source said
the lawmakers were protesting that, seminar was not enough, as they have lost
the confidence of their constituents as a result of ‘non-release of funds to
them for projects in their constituencies.”

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