Governor Sim Fubara said on Monday, amid the political unrest in Rivers State, that he has no fear since God is with him.
Fubara said that such actions would be ineffective even if his opponents would rally and plot against him.
The governor and Nyesom Wike, the former minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), had a falling out.
Fubara spoke at the Government House in Port Harcourt as part of a group led by Alhaji Nasir Awhelebe Uhor, the Chairman of the Association of South-South Muslim Ummah of Nigeria and Vice President General, during their solidarity visit to Sallah.
He said:
“It is a difficult system but one with God is one with the majority. So, when you have God around, you need to fear nothing. They will plan, they will gather, but their gathering, at the end of the day, will be to your own glory.
“So, I can say boldly that God has been very faithful to us against the expectations of a lot of people. He’s been guiding us, holding us forth, and we can boldly beat our chest to say: so far, we have shown that we are a responsible government.
“We have shown that we mean well for Rivers people. We have shown that this is not just a government that merely wants to control: it is a government resolved to give everybody opportunity, a government that allows you to feel free, and operate within the laws. That is the only way we can move from where we are to a higher pedestal.”
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