Cross River Assembly Speaker Elvert Ayambem Impeached

The Speaker of Cross River State House of Assembly, Elvert Ayambem has been impeached by two-third majority of the House.
Mr Ayambem was removed by 17 members out of the 25-member House over allegations of misappropriation of funds.
Before he was removed at the plenary, a slight drama happened when the impeachment notice was tabled
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[@OlusolaSamuel-kp1ft]

I weep for Nigeria, in 2024, this is beyond a disgrace.

[@OdeyAdie]

When you say supreme and performing Governor , I smell a foul honorable member...

[@owen_luo9823]

It's not as though some of you aren't working hard to succeed in life; it's just that you inherited burdens your parents couldn't shoulder themselves. Children everywhere with none being able to fend for oneself. If you decide to ignore them and focus on raising your own family, you'll realize that they'll become danger fashioned against you in the future. At young age, you're raising families you didn't make. In this case, it'll be difficult for you to grow economically on time or ever. You're playing roles of a father when you are yet to marry. If you find yourself in this condition, one vital thing you should do is to control your emotions. Don't compare yourself with others not experiencing the condition you have found yourself in. To survive in this kind of a scenario, you have to be strong-willed and possess high self-esteem. You're doing quite well, it's just that your parents failed to carry out their parental responsibilities. What should be a watchword for you should be that your own children will never experience what you have experienced of your own parents. Let this be a source of courage to you. Yielding to low esteem when you bear a humongous burden like this is a recipe for inferiority complex. Just be celebrating with others celebrating, hoping that someday it'll be your turn so long as there's what you do for a living. It's through here that your economic rapture can come from. Just have what you do for a living and doing it diligently. Be contented with the little you are making. If you get moved by the doings of children whose parents created wealth for, you'll be finding yourself in a deep mess. Tell yourself that you're the real man, trying to build on nothing, and hoping that it'll come to pass. Also don't envy, neither should you bear hate against the children of capable parents, after all, they didn't choose parents for themselves. It's not their fault that they were born of diligent parenthood. After all, they didn't tell your own parents to be calling success and hard work products of money rituals. Don't overstrain your emotions if you want to live manageably well. So long as you do something for a living, the breadfruit head shall fall whenever it's time! "