The Digest:
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Rivers State has condemned Governor Siminalayi Fubara for failing to appear at the Government House after his reinstatement, accusing him of disrespecting supporters who waited hours for his return. The party urged disillusioned “Simplified family” members to defect to the ADC for a “brighter future.”
Key Points
- ADC Chairman Chief Leader Sampson accused Fubara of spitting “at the faces” of his supporters.
- Thousands of supporters, including former LG chairmen, left the Government House in frustration after Fubara’s no-show.
- The ADC blamed Fubara’s absence on the “corrupt influence” of FCT Minister Nyesom Wike.
- The party invited frustrated supporters to join the ADC, promising not to use them as “pawns.”
- The statement framed the incident as a betrayal of political loyalty and public trust.
- ADC positioned itself as the alternative for those seeking “justice” and “progress” in Rivers.
- The call to action highlights deepening political fragmentation and opportunism in the state.
The ADC’s response capitalizes on public disappointment to fuel realignment, revealing the volatile and transactional nature of Rivers' politics.
Sources: Daily Post Nigeria
