Governor Fubara pledges to protect supporters and uphold truth amidst tensions in Rivers State over local government tenure, following a State Security Council meeting addressing escalating disputes.
Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State, addressing reporters after a State Security Council meeting in Port Harcourt, vowed to uphold peace and protect his supporters who stand for truth amid escalating tensions.
He denounced plans to arrest his backers on false charges, asserting they have committed no wrongdoing. Fubara emphasized adherence to the law regarding local government tenure and warned against any actions that could disrupt peace in the state.
The governor convened the meeting in response to reported tensions following the end of local government chairmen’s terms, urging vigilance against destabilizing efforts. He reassured residents of his commitment to maintaining order and thanked them for their support, urging continued compliance with the law for the state's unity and progress.
