Rivers reconciliation: Wike allies, Fubara camp close ranks

Efforts to reconcile rival political factions in Rivers State, involving allies of FCT Minister Nyesom Wike and Governor Siminalayi Fubara, are gaining momentum, suggesting a potential closing of ranks. The Rainbow Coalition's reconciliation committee has been actively engaged in discussions, aiming to achieve peace and fully restore the political family.

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I’m sure that Rivers people will be very curious to understand exactly what we have been talking about.

The committee, led by Magnus Abe, disclosed that no member would face victimization or discrimination during the ongoing peace process. This assurance came after the committee met with Governor Fubara at the Government House in Port Harcourt. This marks the second meeting between Abe's committee and Fubara in two weeks, signaling a concerted push towards resolution.

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So, I know that this will be very good news for all Rivers people who are interested in the unity, progress and prosperity of Rivers State. We are all in agreement, and we have made very good progress.

Abe stated that the meetings are focused on deliberating modalities for the ongoing peace and reconciliation efforts, emphasizing the need for Rivers people to be aware of the state's new political direction. He expressed confidence that the progress made would be good news for all residents interested in the unity, progress, and prosperity of Rivers State. The convergence of these leaders signifies a notable shift in the state's political atmosphere, which Abe believes will be welcomed by the people.

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Our coming together signals a significant shift in the political atmosphere of the state, and we believe that all well-meaning Rivers people will be very happy to see that finally, the peace that all Rivers people crave is here.

Dr. Samuel Nwanosike, Publicity Secretary of the APC, South-South Zone, who was part of the delegation, expressed gratitude to Governor Fubara for his openness to dialogue. Nwanosike conveyed excitement about the progress, stating that the meetings have shown that the political family is genuinely back together and that positive changes will soon be visible.

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I’m so excited. The last meeting went well. Today’s meeting went extraordinarily well, and it shows clearly to the people of Rivers State that the family is back; sincerely back, and soon, they will see the w