RIVERS RECONCILIATION: Gov Fubara, Assembly Members Meet To Chart Way Forward

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In a significant step toward restoring political stability in Rivers State, His Excellency Dr. Sir Siminalayi Fubara held a crucial meeting today with members of the 10th Rivers State House of Assembly. The engagement, which signals a potential breakthrough in the prolonged political standoff, has been described by insiders as a positive step toward lasting peace.

Observers say the Governor, though under immense political pressure, has chosen the path of dialogue and reconciliation — a move many consider vital for the state’s democratic and developmental progress.



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