According to her, the incident occurred on January 18 at about 1:20 p.m.
Mr Worlu said political actors chose cooperation over division to sustain the goodwill Rivers has enjoyed under Mr Tinubu’s administration.
The judge adjourned the case until January 23, 2026, for the hearing of the motion.
“This is the decision of all of us,” said a spokesman for the Rivers assembly.
“This is our only home. If there is no peace here, we cannot sleep, work, or keep our children safe,” Hilda Dokubo said.
The chairman said the bus and office space would enhance the welfare of the legion’s members and their activities in the area.
Their effort came barely 24 hours after two members sued for dialogue.
Mr Diete-Spiff said that Rivers could not afford prolonged political turmoil.
He also urged citizens to report any suspicious activities to the authorities.
Mr Adedeiran said that, unlike the PDP, the APC has strong leadership and a clear dispute-resolution structure anchored by Mr Tinubu.
