Rivers State PDP Assures End to Political Crises, Governor Fubara’s Leadership Shines

In a recent press briefing in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Sydney Gbara, the Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), expressed optimism that the political turmoil in the state would soon be resolved. Gbara emphasized that the majority of Rivers residents were tired of the ongoing political drama and were eager for peace to prevail.

Highlighting the desire for Governor Siminialaye Fubara to be given the opportunity to govern effectively, Gbara commended the governor for his unwavering focus on delivering impactful policies and projects despite facing challenges from various quarters. He praised Fubara for his commitment to improving the lives of the people and building the state’s capacity.

Gbara also pointed out the significance of a recent event where a councillor representing the ward of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, publicly resigned and declared support for Governor Fubara. This gesture was seen as a timely endorsement of the governor’s leadership.

The support for Governor Fubara is growing, with more people recognizing his dedication to serving the state. As the saying goes, “if you can’t beat them, join them,” reflecting a shift in sentiment towards the governor’s administration.

The reassurance from the PDP’s Publicity Secretary signals a positive outlook for Rivers State, with hopes for a resolution to the political tensions and a focus on progress and development under Governor Fubara’s leadership.

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