THE RIVERS MUST NOT BOIL: President Tinubu, Act Now (2)


By Charles Aikhomu

At present, various political factions are interpreting the judgment to suit their interests, creating tension and uncertainty in the state. This ambiguity, if left unaddressed, could further inflame political rivalries and trigger violence.

The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice must set aside partisanship and step forward to resolve this situation with urgency. His intervention should focus on ensuring that the rule of law prevails and that no group exploits the ruling for personal or political gains at the expense of peace in Rivers State.

President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu must not wait until the crisis spirals out of control. Proactive leadership is required now to prevent further escalation. Declaring a state of emergency should not be an option when decisive action can still restore order and stability.

The National Assembly, political leaders, and stakeholders in Rivers State and beyond must rise to the occasion. The time to act is now. Rivers State cannot afford another episode of political violence, and every effort must be made to avert a breakdown of law and order.

If this situation is allowed to fester, the consequences will be dire. The former governor, Nyesom Wike, and his entrenched political ally must not be allowed to turn our beloved state into a battleground for personal and political supremacy. Rivers State deserves peace, progress, and stability not anarchy.

…To be continued.

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