Impeaching a state governor in Nigeria is a constitutional process designed to uphold accountability while preventing arbitrary removal.
However, political influences often play a role.
Outlined in Section 188 of the 1999 Constitution, the process begins when at least one-third of the State House of Assembly members sign a notice of allegation, which is then presented to the Speaker and served to the governor.
The governor has the right to…
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