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Governor Siminalayi Fubara has issued a stern warning to troublemakers planning to storm the headquarters of the Rivers State Independent Electoral Commission asking them to stay clear.
Fubara gave the warning in the Rivers capital, Port Harcourt when he paid a visit to the premises of the Commission to see things for himself.
The Governor’s visit had come against the backdrop of widespread rumours which suggested that unruly elements, allegedly controlled by the Minister of the FCT, Barrister Nyesom Wike, who are purportedly bent on frustrating the conduct of the forthcoming Local Government Elections had planned to occupy the offices of RSIEC.
Exchanging views with Retired Justice Adolphus Enebeli and other officials of the Rivers State Independent Electoral Commission (RSIEC), Fubara declared, “Nobody has a right to come here.”
Urging staff of the Commission not to entertain any fear in the discharge of their statutory functions, Fubara remarked, “if there is anything, let me know, I will come here myself.”
The State’s number one citizen vowed that nothing would stop RSIEC and the present administration in the State from going on to conduct local elections.
Governor Fubara who has stoutly surmounted attempts by Wike to pull the rung from under his feet warned people not to allow themselves to be used by misguided elements who do not wish Rivers State well.
Source: Swifteradio.com
