The Enugu State House of Assembly has denied serving a notice of impeachment on Governor Sullivan Chime.
‘We didn’t serve impeachment notice on Governor,’ lawmakers deny reports
This was disclosed via a statement released by the House Clerk, Christpher Chukwurah on Wednesday, May 6, 2015.
Ex Enugu State Governor, Sullivan Chime
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This was disclosed via a statement released by the House Clerk, Christopher Chukwurah on Wednesday, May 6, 2015.
The statement reads:
“I write to inform Your Excellency that the Enugu House of Assembly never moved any impeachment motion, not to mention directing the Clerk to serve any notice of impeachment to His Excellency Sullivan I. Chime, the Governor of Enugu State.”
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A faction of state lawmakers, led by Speaker, Eugene Odoh, claimed to have begun impeachment proceedings against Chime on Monday, May 4.
Chime however dismissed the plot saying that he can’t be impeached due to the importance of the governor's office.
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