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The former publicity secretary of the PDP has accused the hierarchy of the party of mulling in thought on the issue of the Rivers crisis. He also said that their action shows that they are sympathetic to Nyesom Wike and threatened to take legal action against the party if nothing meaningful action, Take a look at his outburst.
He said,
“First and foremost, I have been in sympathy with Governor Fubara over the circumstances in which he finds himself,” the former PDP spokesperson said.
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“When this crisis started, I did say that this party must rise in support of the governor, whether he intends to leave or not.
“As we speak, since he has not made a public declaration, the party must rise in his support. However, the events that followed showed that the party did not rise in support of Governor Fubara.
“I recalled that at the last NEC meeting, Fubara rose and made a demand concerning the caretaker committee that was constituted in Rivers.
In recent months, Fubara has been locked in a political feud with Nyesom Wike, his successor and current minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
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In April, Fubara rejected a list of the state’s PDP caretaker committee members.
The governor described the list as fake and threatened to arrest the caretaker committee members for forgery and impersonation.
The PDP’s national working committee (NWC) promised to review the list after the governor’s complaint.
However, a few weeks later, Debo Ologunagba, PDP spokesperson, claimed that the party could not review the contentious list due to a court order.