Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara called for calm among his supporters during a New Year banquet at Government House in Port Harcourt, as tensions persist with Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike. He assured his followers that his administration is in control of the situation and has put in place the necessary measures to ensure smooth government operations and his re‑election bid.
Referencing a quote attributed to Caesar—“dogs bark when they do not understand”—the governor suggested that the noise surrounding the dispute stems from a lack of understanding. He emphasized that his team remains focused on its goals and has set everything in motion to achieve them, urging supporters to remain composed to diffuse tensions and project stability.
The face‑off between Governor Fubara and Minister Wike has attracted considerable interest, and observers will be watching how their relationship evolves. Meanwhile, the Rivers State government continues to address various challenges, implementing policies aimed at development and growth. As the situation unfolds, Fubara’s call for calm seeks to reassure supporters, maintain normalcy, and demonstrate strength and stability—qualities deemed essential for navigating the challenges ahead.
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