Presidency Defends Tinubu's Role in Restoring Peace in Rivers State Amid Criticism
The Presidency responded to the African Democratic Congress (ADC)'s criticism of President Bola Tinubu's handling of the emergency rule in Rivers State, asserting that Tinubu's intervention restored peace and stability. The Presidential spokesperson, Sunday Dare, dismissed ADC's claims of autocracy and federal manipulation, emphasizing that the President acted constitutionally to prevent bloodshed and restore governance in Rivers State.
Dare highlighted that the President's actions were in line with the Constitution's provisions for maintaining law and order during grave threats. The Presidency refuted ADC's allegations and defended Tinubu's role in protecting democratic institutions and peace in Rivers State.
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