Leading Civil Society Groups (LCG) and some members of All Progressives Congress (APC), Tuesday held a protest at the Rivers State Judiciary and House of Assembly Complexes in Port Harcourt.
The groups were protesting what they termed as the corruption by some members of the Rivers State Judiciary which has led to some suspected judicial actions and pronouncements that have stalled the swearing-in of two APC members, Hon. Victoria Nyeche of Port Harcourt Constituency I and Hon. Andrew Miller of Opobo/Nkoro Constituency both in the Rivers State House of Assembly (RVHA). 
The action started as early as 7: 00am when the protesters started gathering around the General Post Office area adjacent to the judiciary complex under the watchful eyes of security men at a distance. At about 8am the mammoth crowd led by notable Civil Society Leaders and APC Chieftains matched to the gate of the judiciary and later moved to the Rivers State House of Assembly Complex where the leaders addressed the crowd. 
The party recalled that despite various tribunal and appeal court rulings declaring the two APC members winners of their State Constituency elections and subsequent issuance of Certificate of Return by the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC), the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly has refused to swear the two individuals into office hinging his action on purported pronouncements of certain courts in Rivers State.
