The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Chief Nyesom Wike, has reconciled Governor Siminialayi Fubara, and the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Martins Amaewhule in Port Harcourt.
The closed door meeting, which was also attended by Rivers caucus in the National Assembly, as well as members of the Rivers Elders, a group of eminent elders from the state, led by Chief Ferdinand Alabraba.
The meeting, according to a source was called by Wike to end the political divisions that has plagued the state even after the resumption of Fubara and his deputy, Prof. Ngozi Ordu from the six months suspension slammed on them by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
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The source added that the FCT minister wanted to use the meeting to demonstrate that he is in full control of his political family, and to prove to Mr. President that he is “totally committed to the peace he brokered.”
Recall that Fubara and Amaewhule held.different independent celebrations event, an annual event that usually brings together the political leaders at joint functions.
Also, the lawmakers who were loyal to Fubara before the state of emergency declaration are yet to resume with the Rivers State House of Assembly under the leadership of Amaewhule.
At their first sitting, they had requested Fubara to resubmit his annual budget, and his list of commissioners for screening, a call that further demonstrated that true reconciliation was yet to be attained.
Meanwhile, the fate of the chief of Staff to Fubara, Hon. Edison Ehie, remains uncertain amid his being fingered as the force behind some of the decisions the governor took before his suspension.
Ehie, a factional speaker in the early days of the crisis had tendered his resignation as a lawmaker representing Ahoada East II in the Rivers State House of Assembly, but the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had claimed that it did not accept his resignation. The End