Cletus Obun, the All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman in Cross River State, spoke to Arise News about the recent bombings in Rivers State and the worsening political situation there.
Two bombs in a year is "one too many," according to Obun, who also named Rivers State the "umbilical cord that feeds Nigeria" and praised its significance. Ogun, in his capacity as chief presiding officer and security officer of the state, has called on Governor Siminalayi Fubara to step up and ensure the safety of the state, saying that things are currently "not healthy" and "not good" for both the state and the nation.
According to him; Two bombings in a state within a year is just too many, and the governor, who is also the chief presiding officer and security officer of that state, must know that. Regardless of the method. It's bad for you. Not only is it bad, but Rivers State is also the lifeblood of Nigeria. To that end, Rivers State is crucial.
See the video here. Commence at 17:25