Punch News report that, Rivers State Governor, Sim Fubara, has openly acknowledged a complex, unusual, and unprecedented political situation in which the state is effectively being governed by two parallel administrations - his own duly elected state government and that of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, a former governor of Rivers State who now holds a key position in the federal government. Fubara emphasized his commitment to asserting his leadership and authority, despite the numerous challenges and potential legal battles that may arise from this peculiar power dynamic, which has created a state of uncertainty and tension in the political landscape of Rivers State.
The Governor's remarks highlighted the intricacies and complexities of the current political situation in the state, where litigation has become a constant feature of governance, and the rule of law is being tested. Fubara congratulated the new chairman of the Rivers State council, urging him to take his position seriously, assert his responsibilities, and navigate the treacherous political waters amidst the turmoil. The Governor's statement underscores the need for clarity, stability, and leadership in a situation where two parallel governments seem to be vying for control, creating a sense of uncertainty and confusion among the citizens of Rivers State.
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