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Wike, Fubara: No individual can pocket Rivers – Asari Dokubo

by John Ojewale
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Asari Dokubo, a former militant leader from the Niger Delta, has issued a warning that no one would be allowed to pocket Rivers State.

Dokubo stated that only one individual may be Governor of Rivers State at a time.

He talked amid a situation in Rivers State created by the expiration of local government chairmen’s terms.

Dokubo tasked the previous Chairmen with accepting the conclusion of their three-year terms in good faith and without generating an issue.

Addressing his admirers in Port Harcourt, Dokubo said:

“Local government tenure has expired today, June 17, 2024. They should quietly go home. If they want to seek re-election in accordance with the constitution, they should do so.

“But there is no tenure elongation in the constitution. Their position is tenure-bound and that tenure has expired. Let them not cause unnecessary problems for the people of the state. And I want to advise young people: look, don’t allow yourselves to be used.

“Only one man can be governor of Rivers State at a time. We would not have two governors at a time. The people of Rivers State are bigger than Muhajid Asari Dokubo.

“Rivers State is bigger than any individual. No individual can take Rivers State people for a ride and pocket us. It is not possible.

“The people are showing people’s power. The people have gone on their own to take over local government secretariats because it is about the people, and nobody can say that we voted for three years’ tenure for a chairman and the chairman should exceed one second of that tenure.”

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cc: Daily Post Ng

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