Their resignations were contained in separate letters addressed to the Secretary to the State Government, Dr Tammy Danagogo.
The mass resignation is the second since Gov. Siminalayi Fubara became governor on May 29, 2023.
The first of such mass resignations led to the peace accord initiated by President Bola Tinubu which later led to the recall of the commissioners.
The crises in the state had since defied all interventions, climaxing in the fresh round of resignations.
While the Commissioner for Social welfare, Mrs Inime Aguma, gave “absence of work place progression” as reason for her resignation, her Transportation counterpart, Dr Jacobson Nbina, cited “prolonged political crises”.
The Commissioner for Housing, Mr Gift Worlu, accused Fubara of “promoting toxic working relationship and attempting to fuse the legislative and executive arm thereby breaching the law of separation of powers”.
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Also, Mr Austen Ben, Commissioner for Environment, in his letter, said that he decided to tender his resignation “because of the political crises in the state”.
As for the Commissioner for Education, Prof. Chinedu Mmon, the “absence of trust, animosity and division amongst colleagues” forced out of Fubara’s cabinet.
