The Digest:
Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has clarified his cryptic remark about "dogs barking," framing it as a deliberate choice for peace. His statement explores the tension between public expectation and quiet resilience, engaging themes of faith and political stability in a charged environment.
Key Points:
- Governor Fubara spoke at an Armed Forces Remembrance Day church service in Port Harcourt.
- He stated his silence stems from confidence in his spiritual and political standing.
- His comment references earlier remarks about "dogs barking when they don’t understand."
- He urged calm among residents, assuring that peace would be restored to the state.
- The statement comes amid ongoing political friction with former governor Nyesom Wike.
- The Rivers State House of Assembly warned of plots to illegally restrain the legislature.
- Fubara emphasized reliance on faith over public confrontation in managing the crisis.
Sources: Daily Post
