“I won’t govern Rivers like a dictator” – Fubara shades Wike

Rivers governor, Similanayi Fubara has said that he would no longer govern the boom with highhandedness as the closing administration.

Politics Nigeria reports that FCT minister, Nyesom Wike, used to be the closing governor of Rivers boom.

Fubara said this on the Executive Rental in Port Harcourt throughout the formal presentation of Certificate of Recognition and Workers of Office to the Amanyanabo of Okochiri Kingdom, King Ateke Michael Tom, on Tuesday.

Fubara said his administration will collaborate and continue to seek advice from extensively in turning in a liberated boom experiencing enduring peace.

He eminent that as somebody with the hobby of the boom at heart, he’s sure to head away a lasting legacy that can even be successfully-known.

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“We’re at a crossroad in our boom the set up apart we all must stand for what is unswerving. It occurs as soon as in a existence time. So, for now, be a form of these that will be within the direction to liberate and free our dear Yelp,” Fubara said.

“And I know strongly that having the reinforce of a peace-loving Amanyanabo of Okochiri Kingdom, having the reinforce of the smooth Council of Chiefs, having the reinforce of the excellent folks of Rivers Yelp, we can carry peace to our Yelp. We will fabricate these items that are unswerving to produce our Yelp.

“We will continue to seek advice from. We is no longer going to act as dictators. We will act as these that know that one day, we can leave, and as soon as we leave, the vogue we have acted will focus on for us. We is no longer going to force folks to focus on honest appropriate about us. Our legacy will be a signature for how we led.”

Fubara defined that he acted all around the ambit of the law to upgrade the venerable stool upon which King Ateke Tom sits in recognition of his efforts in promoting peace in Okrika and the boom in general.