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Rivers State elders have praised Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s recent visit to Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike as a selfless act aimed at fostering peace in the state, amid ongoing political tensions. Chief Anabs Sara-Igbe, a member of the Rivers State Elders and Leaders Council and pioneer spokesman of the Pan Niger Delta Forum, described the governor’s move as a necessary sacrifice, contrasting it with what he called Wike’s combative posture.
Speaking on the meeting, Sara-Igbe emphasized Fubara’s consistent pursuit of peace, stating, “The governor is looking for peace — it is Wike who doesn’t want peace. You can’t get peace without sacrifice.” He noted that the details of the discussion remain private unless Wike chooses to disclose them, adding, “At the end of the day, we’ll hear the result.”
Sara-Igbe commended Fubara’s humility, saying, “The governor is a governor of everybody. With humility, he went there to discuss, and they discussed.”
Wike confirmed the meeting during a live media chat on Monday, revealing that Fubara visited his Port Harcourt residence accompanied by two governors from the All Progressives Congress (APC) and another individual. “He came with two governors and one other person. He said he wants peace — fine. I want peace,” Wike stated, noting that he would not pursue the APC governors involved.
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