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Suspended Rivers State Governor, Siminialayi Fubara, has denied any links to militant groups amid ongoing political tensions. He dismissed claims of attacks on oil facilities, urging peace and condemning misinformation. Fubara warned against violence, calling on security agencies to address fake reports fueling unrest in the state.

Suspended Rivers State Governor, Siminialayi Fubara, has rejected claims linking him to militant groups allegedly threatening the federal government. In a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Nelson Chukwudi, Fubara condemned attempts to associate him with recent security concerns in the state.

He clarified that communities, where supposed attacks on oil facilities occurred, have denied such incidents, labeling the reports as politically motivated fabrications. Fubara reaffirmed his commitment to maintaining peace in Rivers State, emphasizing that he does not support or associate with criminal groups.

Furthermore, the governor warned against attacks on critical government infrastructure, urging individuals exploiting the state’s political crisis to desist. He also called on security agencies to address the spread of misinformation, particularly fake videos aiming to incite unrest.

Fubara maintained that his focus remains on governance and development, stressing that stability is crucial for progress. His statement also urged bloggers and social media influencers to refrain from spreading misleading reports that could escalate tensions in the region.

As Rivers State continues to navigate its political challenges, the governor reassured citizens of his dedication to peace, development, and the protection of state resources. His firm stance against violence underscores his resolve to prevent external forces from destabilizing the region amid the ongoing crisis.