Fubara Withdraws from APC Guber Primary for Unity

Siminalayi Fubara, the Governor of Rivers State, announced his withdrawal from the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship primary scheduled for today. He described the decision as difficult but necessary, emphasizing the importance of unity and peace in Rivers State.
Fubara expressed his commitment to support whoever emerges as the APC candidate for the upcoming general elections. He acknowledged the immense pressure he faced in making this decision and highlighted the need for collective progress and respect within the party.
Fubara commended the support he received during the political crisis in the state and urged APC members to remain steadfast and committed to building a stronger future together. Similarly, Tony Cole, another aspirant, also announced his withdrawal from the primary, pledging full support for the party's candidate.
Both leaders emphasized the importance of prioritizing the greater good of the people of Rivers State over individual ambitions.
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