Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has reaffirmed his commitment to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), dispelling rumors of his departure from the party. During a visit from the PDP Board of Trustees (BoT) led by Chairman Senator Adolphus Wabara, Fubara emphasized his loyalty to the PDP, stating, “I am still, not minding the drama around, a member of this party.”
The BoT’s visit aimed to address recent tensions threatening the PDP in Rivers State and prevent the party’s potential loss of the state. Senator Wabara warned that losing Rivers State would have severe implications for Nigeria’s future.
Fubara expressed gratitude for the BoT’s visit, saying it reinforced his conviction in the PDP. He acknowledged having doubts about his membership but was reassured by the visit. Fubara also commended the BoT for their neutrality and commitment to the party’s unity.
The meeting aimed to strengthen the party’s position in Rivers State and prevent further divisions. Fubara’s reassurance of his loyalty to the PDP is seen as a positive step towards maintaining unity within the party.
Key points:
- Governor Fubara reaffirms commitment to PDP, dispelling rumors of departure
- PDP Board of Trustees visits to address tensions and prevent party’s potential loss of Rivers State
- Fubara expresses gratitude for BoT’s visit, reaffirming his loyalty to the PDP
- Senator Wabara warns that losing Rivers State would have severe implications for Nigeria’s future
- Meeting aims to strengthen party’s position in Rivers State and prevent further divisions.
