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Opunabo Inko-Tariah, a public affairs analyst, has told Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara to say that he wants to run for re-election.
Inko-Tariah, who used to be the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Nyesom Wike’s Special Adviser on Media, spoke in Port Harcourt on Friday and asked why there had been so little political activity in the state before next year’s general election.
He said he was sad that politicians and political parties in the state weren’t doing anything to get ready for the elections.
He said that powerful interests were affecting political processes and called the situation “state capture.”
But he said the governor should use the natural support he still has in the state to make his plans clear.
Inko-Tariah said, “The primaries are coming up.” The sad thing is that this man (Fubara) will win even without Mr. President’s support in a free and fair election because he has organic support.
“I will tell the governor of Rivers State, His Excellency Siminalayi Fubara, to run because he has the support of the people.” People in Rivers are strongly behind him.
“And I also believe, based on the bits and pieces of information I’ve put together, that the All Progressive Congress national is strongly behind him.”Fubara doesn’t need anyone’s help in a fair and free election. “He just needs the people’s help.”
Inko-Tariah said she was worried that the will of the people might not win out in the 2027 elections in the state. She said that candidates could be forced on the people.
