Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has come out strongly against rumors of his impeachment, saying he’s committed no offense to warrant such action. Fubara made his stance clear while addressing supporters at the Assembly Complex in Port Harcourt.

“I’ve Done Nothing Wrong”

Fubara confidently dared his detractors to take their best shot, saying “Let them come…” He assured the people of the state that they’ll continue to receive the dividends of democracy, and that his administration remains focused on delivering on its campaign promises.

No Justification for Impeachment

The Governor emphasized that he’s done nothing to warrant impeachment, and that his commitment to the welfare and development of Rivers State remains unwavering. He urged his supporters to remain calm and focused, assuring them that the rumors of impeachment are baseless and without merit.

Politics of Calumny

Fubara attributed the impeachment rumors to the “politics of calumny” being played by his opponents. He urged the people of Rivers State to be vigilant and not be swayed by false information and propaganda.

Commitment to Good Governance

The Governor reiterated his commitment to good governance, transparency, and accountability. He assured the people of Rivers State that his administration will continue to work tirelessly to deliver on its promises and improve the lives of citizens.

Conclusion

Governor Fubara’s bold response to the impeachment rumors has sent a clear message that he’s not intimidated by the antics of his detractors. With his eyes fixed on delivering good governance and development to Rivers State, Fubara remains undaunted and committed to his vision for the state.