The Digest:
Hundreds of Rivers State residents have gathered at the Government House in Port Harcourt in a vibrant, carnival-like display of solidarity, awaiting the return of reinstated Governor Siminalayi Fubara. The crowd, comprising women, youths, and community leaders, reflects broad public support following months of political uncertainty.
Key Points
- Supporters began arriving as early as 6 am, occupying Azikiwe Road and causing significant gridlock.
- The gathering includes drummers, singers, and organized groups celebrating Fubara’s reinstatement.
- Key supporters leading the event include Darlington Orji, Sokari Goodboy, and Ezebunwo Ichemati.
- The atmosphere is described as festive and hopeful, underscoring popular approval of the governor’s return.
- The demonstration follows President Tinubu’s decision to end emergency rule in Rivers State.
- Residents expressed eagerness for Fubara to resume governance and continue development projects.
- The event highlights the tense yet celebratory mood in Port Harcourt amid ongoing political reconciliation.
The public’s enthusiastic reception underscores a desire for stability and effective leadership, marking a symbolic renewal of governance in Rivers State.
Sources: Vanguard News
