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According to Austin Tam-George, a former Rivers State Commissioner for Information and Communication, Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s defection to the All Progressives Congress (APC) changed the political landscape of the state and reduced the power of the group supporting Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike.
According to Tam-George, political calculations in the state have shifted during the past three weeks, and Wike and his friends seem to be uneasy about this development.
The former commissioner said in an interview with Arise Television’s Prime Time that this is the reason Wike has been visiting several local government areas in the state in recent weeks.
He claimed that the governor’s defection reduced the Wike camp’s power over the Rivers State Government and forced them to look for other means of regaining control.
But he cautioned that the state and its citizens would eventually suffer from the protracted political unrest and strain brought on by the contest.
“Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s switch to the APC in the last 21 days has changed the political calculation in Rivers State,” Tam-George stated.
“You know, over the last two weeks or so, FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has been moving from local government area to local government area, threatening the Rivers State government, and at one point even insulting the APC leadership structures.”
He went so far as to accuse the Tinubu administration and certain high-ranking officials of traveling to Rivers State to literally accept bribes or money from the state government.
“So, what I believe is happening is that the governor’s defection has clearly put the Wike camp’s initial leverage over the governor in jeopardy, and they are trying to find a way to assert what they perceive to be a threat to their leverage.”
“But the regrettable thing is that this type of instability ultimately affects the state.”
