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‘The Governor Is Running A One-Man Show’ – Rivers APC Chairman Urges Fubara To Resign

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‘The Governor Is Running A One-Man Show’ – Rivers APC Chairman Urges Fubara To Resign....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In a bold move, Tony Okocha, the Chairman of the caretaker committee of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State, has called for Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s resignation, alleging a failure to deliver effective governance to the people of the state……CONTINUE READING

Addressing journalists at the party’s secretariat in Port Harcourt, Okocha accused Fubara of violating the Nigerian constitution by operating without a budget and neglecting to conduct local government elections. Moreover, he criticized the governor for withholding the monthly allocation of the 23 local government areas (LGAs) in the state.

“The governor does not have power to withhold the monthly allocation to the 23 local government councils in the state,” Okocha stated, emphasizing that Fubara’s unilateral actions have resulted in a lack of governance in Rivers State. He further criticized the governor for allegedly sidelining key stakeholders such as the Rivers State House of Assembly, the State Executive Council, and LGA chairmen.

According to Okocha, “There is no governance in Rivers State. The present administration is clueless and has no direction.”

However, the Rivers State government has swiftly responded, defending Fubara’s leadership and dismissing Okocha’s assertions as disconnected from the reality on the ground. Warisenibo Joe Johnson, the Commissioner for Information and Communications, asserted that Governor Sim Fubara is hailed by the majority of Rivers people for his transformative leadership, which is reshaping the state’s political landscape.

Johnson criticized Okocha for being out of touch with the state’s progress, affirming that Governor Fubara is spearheading a comprehensive revitalization effort across all 23 LGAs.

As tensions rise between the APC chairman and the Rivers State government, the call for Fubara’s resignation underscores the deepening political rifts within the state, raising questions about the future of governance and leadership in Rivers State.

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POLICE EARTHQUAKE: Inspector-General Exposes High-Level Plot Behind Osun Commissioner’s Sack!.

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  • Leadership Shift: Inspector-General of Police Tunji Disu clarified that Osun State Commissioner of Police Ibrahim Gotan was told to step aside following complaints from political stakeholders concerning trust and neutrality ahead of the August 15 governorship election.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Electoral Deployment: To strengthen public confidence, the force introduced a dedicated Electoral Commissioner of Police alongside plans to deploy an AIG and a Deputy Commissioner of Police to oversee poll security.

    • Operational Mandate: While affirming that the Nigeria Police Force remains the lead internal security agency for the election, Disu noted that officers have been given strict directives to prevent violence and cooperate seamlessly with other security partners.

    • Voter Assurance: Preemptive security teams have already been dispatched across Osun State to suppress criminal elements and guarantee a safe environment for voters casting ballots in the highly anticipated contest between incumbent Governor Ademola Adeleke and APC candidate Bola Oyebamiji.

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BLOOD ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL: APC Chieftain Issues Urgent Warning As Osun Polls Heat Up!

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  • Former Osun State lawmaker and APC chieftain, Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, urged political parties participating in the August 15 governorship election to restrain supporters and ensure peace.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • He stressed that no political ambition is worth human life and encouraged voters to turn out massively without fear despite recent violence.

    • Oyintiloye urged residents not to panic over heavy security deployments, stating they are meant to protect voters and ensure a peaceful process.

    • He condemned political attacks and killings, demanding impartial prosecution for offenders without impunity.

    • Furthermore, he called for intensified public sensitization against misinformation, intelligence-driven security in vulnerable areas, and prioritized peace by all political actors.

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‘The Way Wike Attacked Cardinal Onaiyekan Does That Make Sense?’ – Bode George.

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Veteran political figure and former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Deputy National Chairman, Bode George, has forcefully defended renowned cleric John Cardinal Onaiyekan, likening him to the legendary South African anti-apartheid activist Desmond Tutu and urging him to remain unbowed despite recent verbal attacks from Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike and various administration officials. Speaking out on Sunday, the PDP chieftain and Atona Oodua of Yorubaland condemned attempts by government actors to diminish the Cardinal’s national stature by claiming he spoke solely for Catholics or acted as a mouthpiece for the political opposition, arguing instead that religious leaders maintain a fundamental civic duty to critique governance and address the socio-economic burdens impacting Nigerians of all faiths and backgrounds.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Drawing a sharp contrast against political detractors who attempt to silence critical moral voices, George referenced biblical history—comparing critics of the cleric to those who chose Barabbas over Jesus Christ—while cautioning younger political actors against disrespecting an octogenarian clergyman and senior global prelate of the Catholic Church. He concluded by imploring government figures to exercise restraint, maintain mutual respect, and abandon personal vitriol, reinforcing the stance that peaceful policy disagreements should never compromise the dignity and freedom of religious leaders speaking truth to power.

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