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Rivers SSG Warns Critics: Don’t Mistake Fubara’s Calm for Weakness Amid Wike’s Attacks"

The political tension in Rivers State continues as the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Dr. Tammy Danagogo, cautions against mistaking Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s peaceful approach to governance for weakness.

Welcome to Naija Anchor News! Today, we’re looking into the latest political clash in Rivers State, where Governor Siminalayi Fubara faces mounting criticism from opponents, including the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike.

In the latest development, Dr. Danagogo defended his role in the administration, particularly his decision to sign a letter inviting lawmakers for a meeting with the Governor. This move sparked controversy, with Wike publicly dismissing the letter as “useless.”

Speaking at the commissioning of Okrika Grammar School in Okrika, the Rivers SSG clarified that issuing such communication falls well within his official responsibilities. He dismissed claims that he had overstepped his boundaries, insisting that his response was based on facts, not political sentiments.

Danagogo also commended Governor Fubara for his patience despite repeated provocations, including the recent incident where the state assembly complex was locked to prevent him from presenting the budget. He emphasized that while past governors might have reacted with force, Fubara chose restraint, prioritizing order and stability in the state.

With tensions between Fubara and Wike escalating, key questions emerge:

Is Wike overreaching by publicly challenging the Governor’s administration?
Does Fubara’s calm leadership style give his opponents an advantage?
How will this power struggle impact governance and stability in Rivers State?
This situation highlights a growing political battle in Rivers State, where Wike’s influence continues to loom over Fubara’s government. While some view Fubara’s patience as a sign of weakness, others argue that it demonstrates strategic leadership in avoiding unnecessary crises.

As the political drama unfolds, Rivers people are watching closely to see how Fubara navigates these challenges.

What’s your take on this? Should Fubara take a firmer stance against his critics, or is his approach the right one? Drop your thoughts in the comments, and stay tuned to Naija Anchor News for more updates on this unfolding political showdown!