Fubara Disowns Report of Disrupting Oil Activities Over Unreceived Allocation

Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has vehemently denied reports that he disrupted oil activities in the state due to unreceived allocation.

Fubara’s Reaction

Governor Fubara described the reports as “fake news” and “mischievous propaganda” aimed at tarnishing his image.

“I am committed to maintaining peace and stability in Rivers State,” Fubara stated. “Disrupting oil activities would harm our economy and people.”

Background of the Controversy

Reports had emerged that Fubara ordered the shutdown of oil facilities, allegedly due to the state’s unreceived allocation from the federal government.

Clarification

Fubara’s administration clarified that:

1. No oil facilities were shut down.

2. The state government engages in constructive dialogue with stakeholders.

3. Allocation issues are addressed through established channels.

Call for Calm

Governor Fubara urged citizens and stakeholders to remain calm and disregard the “malicious rumors.”

“We will continue working tirelessly for the progress and prosperity of Rivers State,” Fubara assured.

Reactions

Local leaders and stakeholders have rallied behind Governor Fubara:

“Governor Fubara has demonstrated exemplary leadership,” said Chief Ferdinand Alabraba. “We stand with him in promoting peace and development.”

Investigation

The Rivers State Government has launched an investigation into the source of the false reports.

Conclusion

Governor Fubara’s swift denial and clarification have helped to douse tensions. As the investigation unfolds, the focus remains on maintaining stability and promoting economic growth in Rivers State.