RIVERS STATE GOVERNOR SIM FUBARA TELLS OPPONENTS: “WHEN TIME IS RIGHT, WE’LL KNOW WHO IS WHO”

Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has fired back at his opponents, saying “when time is right, we’ll know who is who.” This statement comes amidst the ongoing feud between Fubara and his predecessor, Nyesom Wike.

The feud between Fubara and Wike has been escalating in recent weeks, with both sides trading barbs and accusations. The situation took a turn for the worse when Fubara ordered a probe into the accounts of local government areas handled by former chairmen appointed by Wike.

Wike’s supporters have been critical of Fubara’s actions, accusing him of being an ingrate and trying to undermine Wike’s legacy. However, Fubara’s statement suggests that he is confident in his position and is willing to wait for the right moment to respond to his critics.

“When time is right, we’ll know who is who,” Fubara said in a statement. “I’m focused on delivering good governance to the people of Rivers State, and I won’t be distracted by petty politics.”

Fubara’s statement has been interpreted as a direct challenge to Wike and his supporters. It’s clear that the governor is not backing down and is prepared to face whatever challenges come his way.

The feud between Fubara and Wike has been a major talking point in Rivers State politics, with many calling for a truce between the two leaders. Former President Goodluck Jonathan has been one of the most vocal advocates for peace, urging Fubara and Wike to put aside their differences for the sake of the party and the state.

“I’m calling on Governor Fubara and former Governor Wike to sheathe their swords and work together for the benefit of Rivers State,” Jonathan said in a statement. “We need peace and stability in our state, and it’s up to our leaders to provide it.”

Despite Jonathan’s calls for peace, it’s unclear whether Fubara and Wike will be able to put aside their differences. One thing is certain, however: the people of Rivers State are watching closely, and they expect their leaders to deliver.

As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is clear: Governor Fubara is not backing down. With his statement, he has drawn a line in the sand and dared his opponents to cross it. Only time will tell what happens next.