In a notable shift within Rivers State’s political landscape, a coalition comprising PDP leaders, led by former Minister of Transport, Dr. Abiye Sekibo, expresses dissatisfaction with the political maneuvers of FCT Minister Nyesom Wike and calls upon President Tinubu to intercede.
During a media briefing in Port Harcourt, Dr. Sekibo, flanked by former PDP National Chairman Uche Secondus, erstwhile governorship aspirant Celestine Omehia, and former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Austin Opara, among others, articulates their grievances and solicits Tinubu’s involvement.
The coalition affirms its loyalty to President Tinubu and his policies, as well as Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State, indicating a strategic alignment amid the ongoing political climate.
Amid escalating tensions, the faction underscores the imperative to transition from political rhetoric to a governance-centric approach, emphasizing that the era of political brinkmanship has elapsed.
Dr. Sekibo and his associates reiterate their dedication to fostering cohesion and advancement in Rivers State, advocating for a united endeavor to tackle pertinent governance issues for the welfare of the populace.
The plea for President Tinubu’s intervention underscores the intricate political dynamics prevailing in Rivers State, with rival factions contending for sway and authority.
As the political milieu continues to undergo transformation, stakeholders closely observe developments, anticipating the potential ramifications of Tinubu’s intervention on the state’s political trajectory.
The coalition’s call for prudence reflects a broader aspiration for stability and efficient governance in Rivers State, amidst ongoing political rivalries and power dynamics.
Remain attuned for subsequent updates as the political dynamics in Rivers State unfurl, with stakeholders navigating the complexities of power and influence in the pursuit of progress and stability.
