Rivers Governor Siminalayi Fubara held a critical meeting with heads of security agencies amidst the ongoing local government succession crisis. Following the state council security meeting in Port Harcourt, the Governor warned against what he described as a plot to arrest his supporters on trumped-up charges, insisting that security agents must seek his approval before taking such actions.
Fubara affirmed his commitment to leading the state towards peace and protecting supporters standing for truth. He emphasized that there would be no extension of the tenure for elected local government chairmen, as both the law and the court have clearly stated.
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The Governor highlighted his awareness of plans to arrest his supporters, vowing to stand by them and lead the cause for truth, even at the cost of his life. He reassured the people of Rivers State that his administration is dedicated to maintaining peace and order.
Fubara called the Security Council Meeting in response to threats posed by the outgoing local government chairmen, ensuring the Heads of Local Government Administration take charge. He emphasized the importance of unity and lawfulness among the people for the state's progress.
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