JUST-IN: President Tinubu Allegedly Had a Secret Meeting With Rivers State Governor, Sim Fubara and The 27 Pro-Wike Assembly Members in London

A source familiar with the political situation in Rivers State has revealed a secret meeting between President Tinubu, Governor Sim Fubara and the embattled 27 Pro-Wike Assembly members in United Kingdom. The source who played anonymity claimed that the reason President Tinubu stayed long away from Nigeria after embarking on a brief holiday was to ensure a conclusive agreement between Gov. Fubara and the 27 Pro-Wike Assembly members.

The source also claimed that the FCT minister, Chief Barr. Nyesom Wike May not be unaware of the 'foreign meeting amidst the political tension in Rivers State.

According to the source, Governor Fubara is being reined upon to join the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) to support President Tinubu and save his political career.

It's worthy to note that President Tinubu, Gov. Sim Fubara and the 27 Pro-Wike Assembly members were all on holiday in London. President Tinubu has just returned to Nigeria after spending 19 days in Europe.

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Gov Diri Praises Tinubu as ‘Grandmaster of Partnerships’ for Coastal Road Project

Bayelsa State Governor, Douye Diri, has hailed President Bola Tinubu as the "grandmaster of partnerships" for initiating the Lagos-Calabar coastal road project, a long-standing demand of the Ijaw people.

Speaking at an NDDC medical outreach in Yenagoa, Diri noted that despite multiple appeals to the previous administration, his requests for collaboration on critical road projects went unanswered. However, under Tinubu’s leadership, the second phase of the Nembe-Brass road has been awarded, and contractors have mobilized to site.

The governor expressed confidence that Tinubu would see the coastal road project through to completion, emphasizing its significance for the region’s development.

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