Former Rivers LG Chairmen Take Strong Action On Fubara

The former Local Government Chairmen of Rivers State have publicly declared their continued and firm support for Governor Siminalayi Fubara, despite the current political turmoil that has resulted in the declaration of a state of emergency in the state.

According to a statement released by Governor Fubara’s Chief Press Secretary, Nelson Chukwudi, the 23 former chairmen, whose elections were recently ruled invalid by the Supreme Court, expressed this support during a solidarity visit to the suspended governor.

“The former chairmen were on a Solidarity Visit to show unwavering support and commitment to the course of the Rivers First mantra under the sterling leadership of Governor Fubara,” the statement read.

“They were led on the visit by the former chairman of Association of Local Government Chairmen in Nigeria (ALGON), Rivers State Chapter, and former Mayor of Port Harcourt City Local Government Council, Hon Prince Ezebunwo Ichemati.

“The 23 chairmen, who were in high spirits, said they embarked on the visit to reassure the Governor of their unflinching loyalty and dedication to his mandate while urging Rivers people to continue to rally support for the Governor, despite the challenges.

“The chairmen also prayed to God to intercede and defend the Governor at this trying moment in the State’s political history, saying that this is the most crucial time for Rivers people to be more united and law-abiding in order not to give the enemies an opportunity to advance their evil agenda.”

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After their visit with Governor Fubara, the former Local Government Chairmen held a separate press conference in Port Harcourt, where they praised him for upholding democratic principles in a difficult political environment.

Speaking on behalf of the group, Ezebunwo Ichemati, the former chairman of Port Harcourt Local Government Area, commended Fubara’s commitment to development, peace, and security.

He highlighted the numerous public-focused projects implemented under Fubara’s leadership, which he said have significantly contributed to the state’s stability and progress.

The former council leaders also praised Fubara’s strong relationship with security agencies, attributing the sustained peace and harmony in Rivers State to this collaboration.

They emphasized their adherence to Fubara’s directive to hand over to the Heads of Local Government Administration.

They expressed disappointment over allegations that Fubara had ignored the court’s decision, asserting that these claims were misleading.

They criticized what they described as “ulterior motives” by political figures who they believe are attempting to manipulate governance structures for personal and partisan gain.

They also condemned the obstruction of Fubara’s 2025 budget presentation, noting that his commitment to governing with integrity remains unwavering despite political opposition.

Reaffirming their loyalty, the former chairmen pledged their continued support for Fubara and urged Rivers State residents, regardless of political affiliation, to unite behind his leadership for the state’s peace, progress, and stability.

“Nigerians and the world at large see you as a leader who stands firm for justice, development, and the security of Rivers State,” they declared

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