Siminalayi Fubara, governor of Rivers State, has been advised by the Federal Capital Territory Minister, Nyesom Wike, to show sincerity by being bold enough to ask President Bola Tinubu to say what exactly he wanted rather than “saying something today and doing another thing tomorrow.”
Lere Olayinka, Wike’s Senior Special Assistant for Public Communications and Social Media, advised him on Saturday in a statement.
He continued, “Visiting people does not suffis to work for peace, those who genuinely want peace must work and act for it.”
These are the same people who are pleading for peace but also engage in activities that go against what they are asking for.
How can you claim to want peace while also supporting people who insult everyone, including the President and his wife?
Because they are not sincere in their up and down pleas for peace, all those shenanigans won’t bring peace, and I am certain they know that.
We express our condolences to our First Lady for the embarrassing behavior of those few women who do not represent the people of Rivers State and the people who follow my leadership in full and condemn that display of shame yesterday.
Despite the ongoing political conflict between Wike and Fubara, Wike’s advice is timely.
The minister also criticized the women’s protest against Senator Oluremi Tinubu, which he claimed are loyal to Fubara, and called it an insult to the people of Rivers State.
The minister, who expressed regret to the first lady and president of Rivers State, said: “It insults the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and as a leader in Rivers State, I apologise.
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Yesterday, some women staged a walkout during the Renewed Hope Initiative empowerment program held by the First Lady of Nigeria’s office in Port Harcourt. The state’s 500 women were given various empowerment items as part of the program.
Source: Channels TV
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