Bayelsa Governor Diri Won't Force Deputy to Join APC Amid Defection
Governor of Bayelsa State, Douye Diri, clarifies that he will not compel his deputy, Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo, to join the APC following his own defection. Diri stresses the importance of engagement and dialogue rather than coercion in political decisions.
Ewhrudjakpo, who did not defect with Diri, believes in engaging rather than confronting political differences. Diri expresses optimism that ongoing discussions with his deputy will yield positive outcomes.
The governor also addresses security concerns in the state amidst rumors and fake news, urging people to report security issues to relevant agencies.
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