New friendship raises anger in many quarters as Wike’s visit to Fubara confirmed

The photo showed Nyesom Wike; Gov Fubara; Desmond Akawor, the former Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Rivers State, O.K Chinda, the man lined up by Wike to replace Gov Fubara; Abe as Chairman of the Rainbow Coalition Reconciliation Committee; and George Sekibo, Representative of Rivers East Senatorial District. Read also: LP endorses Wike-led Rainbow Coalition amid intra-party protest in Rivers Anger: Critics immediately reacted, calling it dancing on the governor’s political grave. Ogoni-born Paul Deeyah, a political commentator, condemned the show of solidarity with a man so denigrated. He asked: “What will supporters of Governor Fubara benefit if they now join this Wike Rainbow Confusion when every political position has been taken by Wike’s supporters? He went on: “Sim Fubara did not get a House of Assembly member. He didn’t get a House of Representatives seat neither did he get a senatorial position. So what did he negotiate for his followers at that meeting? “Is it just to help Fubara secure victory for Wike’s candidates to their own detriment? Does Gov Fubara truly love these his supporters to the extent of wanting them to grow and survive politically or he just wanted to lead them to perpetual political servitude. “Well, what do I know. I wasn’t at the gathering. Maybe Wike has agreed to concede some positions to him. If not, I am strongly advising supporters of Gov Fubara not to sell their political future because of blind loyalty.” Deeyah said they must get something concrete before deciding to support them, otherwise they should seek your political survival. “Don’t allow blind loyalty to destroy your political future.” Imeabe Saviour Oscar, National President of the South-South Youths Initiative (SSYI), called the visit a kangaroo reconciliation gathering, wondering if negotiations were done in the market square. He declared in a statement: “We condemn in its entirety this kangaroo reconciliation meeting that seeks to reconcile Rivers people without returning the Executive Governor of Rivers State to enjoy his constitutional second tenure in peace. “This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

Read also: LP endorses Wike-led Rainbow Coalition amid intra-party protest in Rivers Anger: Critics immediately reacted, calling it dancing on the governor’s political grave. Ogoni-born Paul Deeyah, a political commentator, condemned the show of solidarity with a man so denigrated. He asked: “What will supporters of Governor Fubara benefit if they now join this Wike Rainbow Confusion when every political position has been taken by Wike’s supporters? He went on: “Sim Fubara did not get a House of Assembly member. He didn’t get a House of Representatives seat neither did he get a senatorial position. So what did he negotiate for his followers at that meeting? “Is it just to help Fubara secure victory for Wike’s candidates to their own detriment? Does Gov Fubara truly love these his supporters to the extent of wanting them to grow and survive politically or he just wanted to lead them to perpetual political servitude. “Well, what do I know. I wasn’t at the gathering. Maybe Wike has agreed to concede some positions to him. If not, I am strongly advising supporters of Gov Fubara not to sell their political future because of blind loyalty.” Deeyah said they must get something concrete before deciding to support them, otherwise they should seek your political survival. “Don’t allow blind loyalty to destroy your political future.” Imeabe Saviour Oscar, National President of the South-South Youths Initiative (SSYI), called the visit a kangaroo reconciliation gathering, wondering if negotiations were done in the market square. He declared in a statement: “We condemn in its entirety this kangaroo reconciliation meeting that seeks to reconcile Rivers people without returning the Executive Governor of Rivers State to enjoy his constitutional second tenure in peace. “This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

Anger: Critics immediately reacted, calling it dancing on the governor’s political grave. Ogoni-born Paul Deeyah, a political commentator, condemned the show of solidarity with a man so denigrated. He asked: “What will supporters of Governor Fubara benefit if they now join this Wike Rainbow Confusion when every political position has been taken by Wike’s supporters? He went on: “Sim Fubara did not get a House of Assembly member. He didn’t get a House of Representatives seat neither did he get a senatorial position. So what did he negotiate for his followers at that meeting? “Is it just to help Fubara secure victory for Wike’s candidates to their own detriment? Does Gov Fubara truly love these his supporters to the extent of wanting them to grow and survive politically or he just wanted to lead them to perpetual political servitude. “Well, what do I know. I wasn’t at the gathering. Maybe Wike has agreed to concede some positions to him. If not, I am strongly advising supporters of Gov Fubara not to sell their political future because of blind loyalty.” Deeyah said they must get something concrete before deciding to support them, otherwise they should seek your political survival. “Don’t allow blind loyalty to destroy your political future.” Imeabe Saviour Oscar, National President of the South-South Youths Initiative (SSYI), called the visit a kangaroo reconciliation gathering, wondering if negotiations were done in the market square. He declared in a statement: “We condemn in its entirety this kangaroo reconciliation meeting that seeks to reconcile Rivers people without returning the Executive Governor of Rivers State to enjoy his constitutional second tenure in peace. “This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

Critics immediately reacted, calling it dancing on the governor’s political grave. Ogoni-born Paul Deeyah, a political commentator, condemned the show of solidarity with a man so denigrated. He asked: “What will supporters of Governor Fubara benefit if they now join this Wike Rainbow Confusion when every political position has been taken by Wike’s supporters? He went on: “Sim Fubara did not get a House of Assembly member. He didn’t get a House of Representatives seat neither did he get a senatorial position. So what did he negotiate for his followers at that meeting? “Is it just to help Fubara secure victory for Wike’s candidates to their own detriment? Does Gov Fubara truly love these his supporters to the extent of wanting them to grow and survive politically or he just wanted to lead them to perpetual political servitude. “Well, what do I know. I wasn’t at the gathering. Maybe Wike has agreed to concede some positions to him. If not, I am strongly advising supporters of Gov Fubara not to sell their political future because of blind loyalty.” Deeyah said they must get something concrete before deciding to support them, otherwise they should seek your political survival. “Don’t allow blind loyalty to destroy your political future.” Imeabe Saviour Oscar, National President of the South-South Youths Initiative (SSYI), called the visit a kangaroo reconciliation gathering, wondering if negotiations were done in the market square. He declared in a statement: “We condemn in its entirety this kangaroo reconciliation meeting that seeks to reconcile Rivers people without returning the Executive Governor of Rivers State to enjoy his constitutional second tenure in peace. “This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

Ogoni-born Paul Deeyah, a political commentator, condemned the show of solidarity with a man so denigrated. He asked: “What will supporters of Governor Fubara benefit if they now join this Wike Rainbow Confusion when every political position has been taken by Wike’s supporters? He went on: “Sim Fubara did not get a House of Assembly member. He didn’t get a House of Representatives seat neither did he get a senatorial position. So what did he negotiate for his followers at that meeting? “Is it just to help Fubara secure victory for Wike’s candidates to their own detriment? Does Gov Fubara truly love these his supporters to the extent of wanting them to grow and survive politically or he just wanted to lead them to perpetual political servitude. “Well, what do I know. I wasn’t at the gathering. Maybe Wike has agreed to concede some positions to him. If not, I am strongly advising supporters of Gov Fubara not to sell their political future because of blind loyalty.” Deeyah said they must get something concrete before deciding to support them, otherwise they should seek your political survival. “Don’t allow blind loyalty to destroy your political future.” Imeabe Saviour Oscar, National President of the South-South Youths Initiative (SSYI), called the visit a kangaroo reconciliation gathering, wondering if negotiations were done in the market square. He declared in a statement: “We condemn in its entirety this kangaroo reconciliation meeting that seeks to reconcile Rivers people without returning the Executive Governor of Rivers State to enjoy his constitutional second tenure in peace. “This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

He asked: “What will supporters of Governor Fubara benefit if they now join this Wike Rainbow Confusion when every political position has been taken by Wike’s supporters? He went on: “Sim Fubara did not get a House of Assembly member. He didn’t get a House of Representatives seat neither did he get a senatorial position. So what did he negotiate for his followers at that meeting? “Is it just to help Fubara secure victory for Wike’s candidates to their own detriment? Does Gov Fubara truly love these his supporters to the extent of wanting them to grow and survive politically or he just wanted to lead them to perpetual political servitude. “Well, what do I know. I wasn’t at the gathering. Maybe Wike has agreed to concede some positions to him. If not, I am strongly advising supporters of Gov Fubara not to sell their political future because of blind loyalty.” Deeyah said they must get something concrete before deciding to support them, otherwise they should seek your political survival. “Don’t allow blind loyalty to destroy your political future.” Imeabe Saviour Oscar, National President of the South-South Youths Initiative (SSYI), called the visit a kangaroo reconciliation gathering, wondering if negotiations were done in the market square. He declared in a statement: “We condemn in its entirety this kangaroo reconciliation meeting that seeks to reconcile Rivers people without returning the Executive Governor of Rivers State to enjoy his constitutional second tenure in peace. “This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

He went on: “Sim Fubara did not get a House of Assembly member. He didn’t get a House of Representatives seat neither did he get a senatorial position. So what did he negotiate for his followers at that meeting? “Is it just to help Fubara secure victory for Wike’s candidates to their own detriment? Does Gov Fubara truly love these his supporters to the extent of wanting them to grow and survive politically or he just wanted to lead them to perpetual political servitude. “Well, what do I know. I wasn’t at the gathering. Maybe Wike has agreed to concede some positions to him. If not, I am strongly advising supporters of Gov Fubara not to sell their political future because of blind loyalty.” Deeyah said they must get something concrete before deciding to support them, otherwise they should seek your political survival. “Don’t allow blind loyalty to destroy your political future.” Imeabe Saviour Oscar, National President of the South-South Youths Initiative (SSYI), called the visit a kangaroo reconciliation gathering, wondering if negotiations were done in the market square. He declared in a statement: “We condemn in its entirety this kangaroo reconciliation meeting that seeks to reconcile Rivers people without returning the Executive Governor of Rivers State to enjoy his constitutional second tenure in peace. “This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

“Is it just to help Fubara secure victory for Wike’s candidates to their own detriment? Does Gov Fubara truly love these his supporters to the extent of wanting them to grow and survive politically or he just wanted to lead them to perpetual political servitude. “Well, what do I know. I wasn’t at the gathering. Maybe Wike has agreed to concede some positions to him. If not, I am strongly advising supporters of Gov Fubara not to sell their political future because of blind loyalty.” Deeyah said they must get something concrete before deciding to support them, otherwise they should seek your political survival. “Don’t allow blind loyalty to destroy your political future.” Imeabe Saviour Oscar, National President of the South-South Youths Initiative (SSYI), called the visit a kangaroo reconciliation gathering, wondering if negotiations were done in the market square. He declared in a statement: “We condemn in its entirety this kangaroo reconciliation meeting that seeks to reconcile Rivers people without returning the Executive Governor of Rivers State to enjoy his constitutional second tenure in peace. “This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

“Well, what do I know. I wasn’t at the gathering. Maybe Wike has agreed to concede some positions to him. If not, I am strongly advising supporters of Gov Fubara not to sell their political future because of blind loyalty.” Deeyah said they must get something concrete before deciding to support them, otherwise they should seek your political survival. “Don’t allow blind loyalty to destroy your political future.” Imeabe Saviour Oscar, National President of the South-South Youths Initiative (SSYI), called the visit a kangaroo reconciliation gathering, wondering if negotiations were done in the market square. He declared in a statement: “We condemn in its entirety this kangaroo reconciliation meeting that seeks to reconcile Rivers people without returning the Executive Governor of Rivers State to enjoy his constitutional second tenure in peace. “This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

Deeyah said they must get something concrete before deciding to support them, otherwise they should seek your political survival. “Don’t allow blind loyalty to destroy your political future.” Imeabe Saviour Oscar, National President of the South-South Youths Initiative (SSYI), called the visit a kangaroo reconciliation gathering, wondering if negotiations were done in the market square. He declared in a statement: “We condemn in its entirety this kangaroo reconciliation meeting that seeks to reconcile Rivers people without returning the Executive Governor of Rivers State to enjoy his constitutional second tenure in peace. “This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

Imeabe Saviour Oscar, National President of the South-South Youths Initiative (SSYI), called the visit a kangaroo reconciliation gathering, wondering if negotiations were done in the market square. He declared in a statement: “We condemn in its entirety this kangaroo reconciliation meeting that seeks to reconcile Rivers people without returning the Executive Governor of Rivers State to enjoy his constitutional second tenure in peace. “This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

He declared in a statement: “We condemn in its entirety this kangaroo reconciliation meeting that seeks to reconcile Rivers people without returning the Executive Governor of Rivers State to enjoy his constitutional second tenure in peace. “This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

“This is nothing but a slap on our democratic process and an insult to the collective sensibility of Rivers people who came out en-masse to vote for their Governor. “We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

“We wish to ask Barr. Nyesom Wike and his co-travellers: What manner of reconciliation is that which does not restore democratic order? What manner of peace meeting is that which rewards the aggressor and punishes the mandate of the people?” The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

The group reminded the Rivers people and Nigerians of history: “When Barr. Nyesom Wike was Governor of Rivers State for eight years, despite the high level of humiliation, hardship, and outcry from Rivers people over his style of governance, he was still allowed to complete his second tenure uninterrupted. Nobody truncated his government. Nobody declared his seat vacant. Nobody sponsored impeachment against him despite all the public complaints. “Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

“Why then is the same man who enjoyed the grace of completing his two tenures now leading a plot to deny another Rivers son the right to enjoy his own constitutional tenure? “This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

“This is political hypocrisy of the highest order and a dangerous precedent for our democracy.” He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

He said Rivers State is not a personal estate of any man. “Rivers State belongs to Rivers people. The mandate given to the Executive Governor was given by Rivers people, not by Barr. Wike, and only Rivers people can take it back through the ballot. “We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

“We therefore call on Mr. President, the leadership of the National Assembly, and all well-meaning Nigerians to see this kangaroo arrangement for what it is, a grand plot to undermine democracy in Rivers State and hold our state to ransom. We stand with the Constitution and return of peace.” A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

A group from Opobo suspected to belong to ADC’s Gabriel Pidomson, called the large crowd at Fubara’s house a distraction of Rivers politics. The group said Wike was only striving to rub his new choice of governor in the face of Gov Fubara. The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

The groups urged Fubara to distance himself from the Rainbow Coalition and Chinda and concentrate on the mandate Rivers people gave him. They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

They questioned what good could come from negotiations with Wike, whom they accused of not having the governor’s best interests or those of Rivers people at heart. According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

According to the groups, Wike was the same political figure who allegedly engineered the circumstances that led to the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, resulting in Fubara’s removal from office for six months. They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

They also recalled the political humiliation Fubara allegedly suffered when, despite being a sitting governor, he could not produce a councillorship candidate in his ward or secure candidates for the State House of Assembly, House of Representatives and Senate under the party structure to which he belonged. The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

The groups further questioned Wike’s motives for seeking a political deal with Fubara, alleging that the negotiations could be aimed at gaining influence over the funds provided for in the state’s recently passed budget and using them to sponsor Kingsley Chinda. They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

They maintained that no amount of political negotiation would change the people’s decision to reject Kingsley Chinda. The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

The groups declared their support for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its preferred candidates, Pidomson, PhD, and David A. Okumgba, ahead of the 2027 elections. Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

Their position, they insist, is that Opobo people will determine their political future independently, rather than surrender their choice to political negotiations and alliances. Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

Visit is good: Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

Some persons have supported the move by Rainbow Coalition to visit Gov Fubara. Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

Writing in his pen name, Hanachor Hanachor, the commentator and Wike staunch supporter, said: “All this bitterness and hatred in the body politics of Rivers State, what is it all for? Is Sim Fubara not part and parcel of the structure that led to his emergence as governor? “Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

“Despite all the political schism which you people engineered, in a futile effort to bring Wike down, has Sim Fubara ever detached himself from Wike and the structure? “All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

“All you people’s effort to harvest Fubara and his followers into your dead political parties which have failed, where did it lead you people to?” He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

He said politics was not about tribalism or ethnicism or nepotism or bitterness and hatred. “All these mundane and moribund sentiments don’t help in politics, instead it alienates you.” He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

He however did not address the bitter issue of making it impossible for the same governor Wike produced to rule for one full year, and the consequences on the polity, on governance, and on the masses as governance seems to have stalled and services have failed. Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

Conclusion: Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share

Many now await to see why the show of togetherness by two distinct groups where one group has it all and brag about it, while the other group is stripped of all benefits and moody and deflated has been staged. Many want to see how far such a peace would last, even the Wike-backed House of Assembly is pelting the group’s overall godfather, Peter Odili. Related News Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market Senate seeks tighter restrictions on used vehicle imports to boost local auto industry Arsenal edge Leeds to strengthen Premier League title defence Share