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‘He’s ended his political career’ – Fubara’s supporters react as governor rejoins Wike’s camp
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‘He’s ended his political career’ – Fubara’s supporters react as governor rejoins Wike’s camp

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Mixed reactions are trailing the announcement by Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, that he has joined the Rainbow Coalition, a political movement founded by Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, ahead of the 2027 general elections.

DAILY POST reported that the governor announced the development on Wednesday during the foundation-laying ceremony of the RIVEN Medical Industries Project in Rumuosi, Port Harcourt.

The governor, who appealed to his supporters to vote all candidates affiliated with the coalition, confirmed that he has returned to Wike’s political family.

“I am supporting President Tinubu for the Presidency and OK Chinda to be the next Governor of Rivers State.

“I am part of the Rainbow Coalition, and I’m back to my political family,” Fubara said.

Addressing the gathering, Fubara urged all residents and political stakeholders across Rivers State to sheath their swords and end the prolonged political crisis in the state

He urged them to set aside political differences, and back his decision in the interest of long-term peace and socio-economic development.

However, the development did not sit well with some of his supporters. While some welcomed his decision, others regretted supporting the governor.

Here are some of the reactions from X

@jointrd44: Fubara knows pretty well what will happen to him when he leaves office in 2027. It is only wise to support Wike coalition.

@fuji_xud: He should have rejected coming back than this shameful outing.

@ChiefObi: Wike’s political group? Never seen a coward like Sim in my life.

@aoidogwu1309: That’s life for you. Those opportunistic people who enabled him on a collision course against Wike have all left him behind today. Sad life!

@Barnny_summy: Fubara has terminated his political career. History will remember. Very shameful.

‘He’s ended his political career’ – Fubara’s supporters react as governor rejoins Wike’s camp

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