Wike Accuses Governor Fubara of Burning Rivers State House of Assembly Complex
The political temperature in Rivers State, Nigeria, has risen with the accusation leveled against Governor Fubara by his predecessor, Nyesom Wike. Wike, who is also the current Minister of FCT, has accused Governor Fubara of being responsible for the recent burning down of the Rivers State House of Assembly Complex.
The accusation, which was made on social media, has generated mixed reactions from Nigerians and politicians alike. Some have accused Wike of playing politics with the situation, while others have called for a proper investigation into the matter.
The Rivers State House of Assembly Complex was burnt down on Friday, October 28, 2023, by unknown persons, leading to the destruction of properties and important documents. The incident has been described by many as a setback for democracy in the state.
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The Governor, Fubara, has denied any involvement in the incident, describing the accusation as baseless and a plot to tarnish his image. He has also called for a thorough investigation into the matter, promising to cooperate with the security agencies to bring the perpetrators to book.
The situation in Rivers State remains tense, with many calling for calm and a peaceful resolution to the crisis. The security agencies have been urged to carry out a full investigation into the incident and ensure that those responsible are brought to justice.
