Fubara meets Tinubu after suspension ends, thanking the president and seeking guidance to prevent renewed crisis in Rivers State

Fubara meets Tinubu after suspension to formally notify him of his return as Governor of Rivers State, following the end of six months of emergency rule in the state.

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Governor Siminalayi Fubara was at the State House on Monday evening, where he held a closed-door session with President Bola Tinubu.

Speaking with journalists afterwards, Fubara explained that the meeting was both an appreciation visit and an opportunity to seek counsel. “You are aware that the suspension was lifted midnight, 17th and I resumed on the 19th.

I’m here to tell Mr President that I’m back and have also resumed my responsibility as Governor of Rivers State,” he said.

He described the engagement as a father-and-son discussion. “I told him thank you and also asked him to guide me properly, so we don’t have a crisis again.”

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The governor’s reinstatement has been welcomed by stakeholders across Rivers State, with many hoping the renewed dialogue with the presidency will ensure political stability and smooth governance after months of uncertainty.