End of the road for Amaewhule and the 24 dissidents of the Rivers State House of Assembly.

A high court sitting in Port Harcourt, presided over by His Lordship, Hon. Justice Charles N. Wali, has issued an Order of interim injunction restraining Martin
 Amaewhule and his co-travellers from parading themselves as members of the Rivers State House of Assembly or from
 meeting/sitting at the Auditorium of the House of Assembly Quarters located off Aba Road, Port Harcourt, or any other place
 whatsoever to carry out or purport to carry out the legislative business of the Rivers State House of
 Assembly, as their legislative seats have been declared vacant pending the hearing and determination of the Motion on Notice.

As the Court Pleases...

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