Rivers Crisis: Fubura Slams Lawmakers …Says ‘Their Existence Is Me Allowing Them To Exist’
Governor Sim Fubara of Rivers state has condemned the opposition of the State assembly to his administration, adding that allowing political solution to a problem should not be mistaken for a weakness.
Speaking when a peace delegation led by former Governor of Bayelsa state, Seriake Dickson visited him at the Government House in Port Harcourt, Fubara said;
“And I accepted it because these were people that were eating in my house, these were people I have helped pay their children’s school fees when I wasn’t even a governor. So, what is the thing there?
“We might have our division but I believe that one day, we could also come together but it has gotten to a time when I have to make a statement that they are not existing.
“Their existence is me allowing them to exist. If I de-recognise them, they are nowhere. I want you to see the sacrifice I have made in allowing peace to reign in our state”.
The delegation sought to address the ongoing political crisis in Rivers State and foster an improved relationship between the two states.
Wike, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, controls majority of the lawmakers.
Source:Freedomonline.com.ng
