By Our Correspondent
Governor Siminalayi Fubara has strongly denied rumours claiming that he plans to leave the All Progressives Congress (APC), insisting that he remains fully committed to the ruling party.
The Rivers State governor described the reports making rounds in political circles and on social media as false and misleading, stating that there is no truth in claims suggesting he is considering another political movement.
According to sources close to the governor, Fubara remains focused on governance and delivering meaningful development to the people of Rivers State rather than getting distracted by political speculation.
The governor also restated his support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the leadership of the APC, emphasizing that unity and stability within the party are necessary for national growth and progress.
Political analysts believe the clarification may help calm supporters and party members who have expressed concerns over the growing rumours in recent days. Many supporters of the governor have also welcomed the statement, describing it as timely and necessary.
Since becoming one of the key political figures in Rivers State, Fubara has continued to attract public attention, especially regarding the state’s evolving political landscape. However, his camp insists there is no crisis over his membership in the APC, stressing that the governor remains loyal and focused on his administration’s agenda.
The statement is expected to put an end to the speculation and reassure party faithful ahead of future political activities in the state.
