Governor Fubara Issues An Apology In A Press Statement
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| Governor Siminalayi Fubara |
Governor Fubara issues an apology and thank President Tinubu for
stepping in to end Wike's argument
Siminalayi Fubara, the governor of Rivers State, has apologized to the populace of the state for the recent political unrest.
The dilemma, he said, was the "regrettable anxieties of the last few days," and sacrifices must be made in order for peace to prevail.
In a statement headlined "Peace is priceless," released on Saturday on his X platform, Fubara made this claim. Newsmen in Port Harcourt, the state capital, were able to obtain the release.
The governor recalled the bombing of the state House of Assembly facility and the split among lawmakers, but he clarified that the purpose of his visit to the House was to evaluate the extent of the fire's damage and implement corrective actions to safeguard people and property inside the assembly complex.
He expressed gratitude to President Bola Tinubu for his intervention, claiming it created a line of communication that would help find a peaceful way to end the problem.
"The Blaze Was Successfully Put Out By The Fire Service, After Which Security Agencies Took Control Of The Situation. My Visit To The Assembly Complex On Monday, 30th October 2023 Was To Assess The Level Of Damage And Undertake Remedial Measures To Protect Lives And Property Within The Assembly Complex.
"I Charged The Security Agencies To Thoroughly Investigate The Incident And Report To Me. Shortly After, I Got Reports That The State House Of Assembly Had Broken Into Two Factions: One Claiming To Have Impeached And Suspended The House Leader And 3 Others Preparatory To Initiating An Impeachment Action Against Me, And The Other Rival Faction Impeaching The Speaker And Deputy Speaker. Thus Sparking Off Some Form Of Political Crisis.
"I Wish To Thank The President Of The Federal Republic of Nigeria, Tinubu, For His Fatherly Intervention."
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