Wike vs Fubara: 4 powerful people who must agree before Rivers crisis can end revealed

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  • The APC candidate in the Rivers 2023 governorship election, Tonye Cole, has lamented the continuous political crisis in Rivers state
  • Cole further called on three former governors of the state to sit at a round table and set aside their differences for peace to reign
  • According to Cole, the four people who needed to meet were Peter Odili, Rotimi Amaechi, Nyesom Wike and Governor Siminalayi Fubara

Tonye Cole, the 2023 Rivers State gubernatorial candidate for the All Progressives Congress (APC), is calling for peace talks between former governors Peter Odili, Rotimi Amaechi, and Nyesom Wike and current governor Siminalayi Fubara.

He believes their deep-rooted internal conflicts are the source of the ongoing unrest in Rivers state, and their failure to sit together on the round table would continue to create violence in the oil-rich state.

Tonye Cole, the APC governorship candidate in 2023 election in Rivers, has said Governor Fubara, Nyesom Wike, Amaechi, and Peter Odili must set aside their differences for peace to reign in Rivers.Cole listed four people who who must sit together to solve Rivers crisis Photo Credit: @possible1001, @SimFubaraKSC
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The statesman's comment comes amid the escalated tension between Governor Fubara's camp and his estranged godfather, Wike, following the outcome of the local government elections, which led to violence and the burning of council secretariats.

Cole, in an interview on Arise TV, expressed frustration with the culture of violence in Rivers politics, stating that without change, the state will continue to see violence and unrest.

He emphasized that Rivers State is always in the news for the wrong reasons despite being blessed with many positive attributes.

Cole expresses concerns over Wike, Fubara's rift

The APC chieftain's concerns echo his previous experiences with violence in Rivers State politics, which he believes must come to an end.

His statement reads in part:

"This is a local government election, full violence at play, and we’re expecting peace? No, it can’t happen. Rivers State, we will see this over and over again until the actors sit down and talk.”

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