Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has implored residents of the state to remain calm amidst impeachment proceedings targeted at him and his deputy, Prof. Ngozi Nma Odu.
At a church service to mark the 2026 Armed Forces Remembrance Day at St. Cyprian’s Anglican Church, Port Harcourt, Fubara seeks peace and assured that the situation would be resolved.
According to him, his silence in the face of political distractions stems from his faith in God.
He noted:“Dogs bark when they do not understand. I don’t shout or complain because I know what I have, the supreme strength of God.
“I said something that dogs bark when they don’t understand. Now, see, a lot of you don’t understand, and that’s the reason why I don’t shout, I don’t complain. I know what I have.
“I know that I have what is supreme, and that is God. So, I want everyone to be relaxed. What is important is peace for these dear states, and we’ll get it by the special name of God.”
Speaking, Deputy Governor Odu urged the public to uphold good conduct, echoing Archbishop Blessing Eyinda’s sermon that every action will be remembered.
She also emphasized the need for continued prayers in support of the administration, describing them as the foundation sustaining the government.
