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Wike: Fubara Lost Second-Term Chance in Rivers Political Crisis

Wike: Fubara Lost Second-Term Chance in Rivers Political Crisis

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike says Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has emerged as the biggest loser in the state’s prolonged political crisis. Speaking during a media chat in Port Harcourt, Wike argued that Fubara lost control of the Rivers State House of Assembly and missed the chance to secure a second term. He also said the governor did not supervise the local government election whose outcome was later nullified by the Supreme Court. Wike said impeachment is a constitutional provision but should be approached cautiously as a political tool. He maintained that the crisis required compromise, claiming that advice from Fubara’s supporters deepened the dispute and harmed the state.

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isaac

What would restoring stability in Rivers politics actually require, especially with the Assembly control now central to the dispute?

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prince

Exactly, lasting calm needs dialogue, clear rules, and institutions that can work without turning every move into a political tug-of-war.

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hala

The prolonged crisis appears to have turned governance into a contest over political control and future electoral prospects.

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bisi

Could it not also be about competing views of governance, rather than electoral calculations alone?

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grace

Calling Fubara the biggest loser sounds premature; political crises can shift quickly, and Wike is clearly a major participant too.

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olivia

Residents need the parties to prioritise workable institutions, clear constitutional processes, and fewer public escalations over political predictions.

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