Port Harcourt, Rivers State
Suspended Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, don land for Lagos on Tuesday to sip some political palm wine with President Bola Tinubu. This meeting no be small brisket matter o, as dem dey shake hands behind closed doors like say dem wan hide some serious gist.
Fubara wey dey flex suspension since March join Tinubu for this meet-up wey be the second one. Na deputy governor Ngozi Odu and the whole crew for Rivers State House of Assembly join for the suspension party, as dem dey chill for six months, courtesy Tinubu.
So wetin bring this duo together again? The political matter wey dey hot for Rivers no be joke. Tinubu don declare state of emergency for the state, and we no need palm reader to tell us say e no good for governance. E talk say he start this waka to bring back stability, as Governor Fubara and lawmakers dey throw hands like say dem dey play wrestling.
During their last meeting for March, Tinubu invoke constitution like say na magic wand. Na why dem put retired naval chief Ibok-Ette Ibas to control the state, as if to say Nigeria dey play ‘who go manage better’. E no sweet for Fubara at all, as e dey stake plenty credibility and political loyalty with e predecessors.
Fubara doesn dey throw hints about wanting to reconcile with Nyesom Wike, wey be him political father wey now dey cruise as Minister of the Federal Capital Territory. As e dey call for peace from him side, plenty people dey ₦uestion wetin go happen next. Dem dey wonder if this new meet with Tinubu go fit cool down the hot political soup or make am boil more.
Political analysts dey speculate say dis meeting fit bring some wey-say-wey, but we no sabi wetin una go call am until dem drop official statement. Na so e be, Rivers State dey run under serious federal watch, dey take raise eyebrows on top democracy and governance matter.
The whole nation dey focus as the tension plenty. E no clear as dis drama go end and wetin Fubara and Tinubu go fit yarn on top. For now, we go just dey shine eye as dem dey play with the future of politics for Nigeria.
