Rivers State Governor Wike and Fubara Renew Feud Over Control Ahead of 2023 Elections
The political landscape in Rivers State is heating up as Governor Wike and Fubara engage in a bitter feud over power and control. Fubara, aiming for re-election in 2023, faces challenges from Wike's camp, with accusations of neglecting public infrastructure and education.
The rift deepens as Fubara defects from PDP to APC, backed by Bola Tinubu. Wike intensifies efforts to build grassroots support, while political stakeholders weigh in on the unfolding power struggle.
The feud is central to the state's political crisis, with tensions escalating ahead of the upcoming elections.
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