Speaker of Bayelsa State House of Assembly, Tonye Isenah, has dismissed report of his impeachment.
He insisted that he remained the speaker of the assembly on Monday in Yenagoa.
The plenary on Monday witnessed gunshots by some hoodlums who stormed the complex in Yenagoa.
Isenah, however, adjourned the session indefinitely for the House to proceed on recesss.
The members who sat back reportedly resumed sitting and allegedly impeached the speaker in absentia and without the mace.
A lawmaker said that there was tension around the assembly complex in the build-up to the sitting where the speaker was expected to resign on Monday.
The assemblyman also said that the leadership of Peoples Democratic Party had advised Isenah to resign, pleading anonymity.
But Isenah insisted that his resignation was premature and could only happen after the election.
”I did not resign, neither was I impeached, I presided over the House and I did not preside as an impeached speaker, so as we speak, the House is on recess and anything done by anyone is a nullity.
”The speculation that there was an understanding that I will resign is false, I challenge anyone canvassing that position to come up with a proof”, Isenah said.
