Rivers crisis: I am the most abused gov, but I don’t want trouble’ – Fubara

Despite being called the most mistreated person in the state, Rivers State Governor Sim Fubara has maintained his composure in the face of severe provocation.

But because he opposed trouble, he advised the citizens of the state to maintain their calm and let peace reign.

The governor’s statement was based on the foundation of his disagreement with Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and his predecessor.

Wike and Fubara have been at odds over the state’s resources and political power.

The governor declared that his enemies had been defeated during the cold war, even with President Bola Tinubu’s assistance.

He pointed out that his state’s political competitors were now restless and slept with their eyes open.

Nonetheless, Fubara stated the following on Thursday at the flag-off of Elele-Omoku Road construction: “As a matter of fact, I am the most abused, ‘mumu governor wey no know wetin to do with power,’ Is it not?

“Have I said anything? So, please just endure until when you finish you go your way, I don’t want any trouble.”

The governor swore that he would never permit his critics to incite political unrest within the state.

Fubara revealed, promising Tinubu that he would follow the peaceful route and would keep his word.

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