ADC Warns of Democracy Threat as Tinubu Meddles in Rivers State Crisis
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) criticized Governor Nyesom Wike's suspension and subsequent reinstatement by Governor Siminalayi Fubara in Rivers State, accusing him of playing god and setting a dangerous precedent that could undermine Nigeria's democracy. The party expressed concerns over the balance of power between the federal and state authorities, questioning the executive's limits in resolving political conflicts.
The ADC condemned President Tinubu's involvement in the Rivers State crisis, alleging an overreach of power that could weaken democratic processes and constitutional governance in the country.
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