Wike, Fubara, Rivers Elder held a closed talks in the midst of political tension

Federal Capital Region Minister (FCT), Nyesom Wike, and Governor of the State Rivers, Siminaayi Fubara, on Saturday met with the Rivers State Elder Council in Port Harcourt in what observers were described as part of sustainable efforts to manage political tensions in the state.

The meeting united key figures, including the Chairman of the Rivers State Council Council, Martins Amaewhule, and Chairman of the Rivers State Elder Council, Head of Ferdinand Alabraba.

The photos from a closed meeting were released on Sunday morning by Lere Olayinka, a senior special assistant about public communication and new media to the FCT Minister.

Sharing pictures on her X grip, Olayinka described the meeting as a sign of solidarity. He wrote: “Minister of FCT, Nyesom Wike, Governor of the State Rivers, Siminalayi Fubara, Chairman of the Rivers State Elder Council, Head of Ferdinand Alabraba, Chairperson of the Rivers State Council Council, Martins Amaewhule, and other leaders in a meeting at Port Harcourt yesterday. Political family.”

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Although there is no official statement issued in the results, the presence of Wike, Fubara, and Elder that influences underline the importance of maintaining cohesion in the state’s fragile political structure. The meeting came against the background of this new political friction in the river, where rival camps often struggled to show unity.

By projecting united front, stakeholders seem to intend to calm the nerves and strengthen stability in front of political decisions and critical governance in the state.