Happening! How Rivers Gov., Fubara was received after 6 months suspension
It was a moment of intense joy and happiness, as hundreds of Rivers State residents, including men, women, and youths, converged at the Government House in Port Harcourt to welcome back Governor Siminalayi Fubara.
Arrival at the government house began as early as 6 a.m., as all and sundry were impatient to demonstrate their unalloyed solidarity with the governor upon his resumption of office, having been suspended by the APC led government of the federal republic of Nigeria.
Famousreporters.com writes with reference to Vanguard newspaper.
According to the publication, the gathering quickly spilled onto the Azikiwe-Old Port Harcourt Township Road, causing heavy traffic congestion in the area. Residents participated in the welcoming event with music, singing, and drumming, creating a lively atmosphere reminiscent of a carnival.
Groups of drummers and performers lined the streets, enthusiastically awaiting the governor’s arrival at Brick House, the state’s executive seat.
Key supporters of Fubara led the crowd, including notable figures such as Darlington Orji, Sokare Goodboy, and Ezebunwo Ichemati.
Their presence helped organize the event and maintain the high spirits of the attendees, many of whom were eager to publicly show their allegiance to the governor.
Observers noted that the event showcased the deep connection between the governor and the people of Rivers State, highlighting the political influence and support Fubara continues to enjoy among residents.
The display of solidarity appeared both celebratory and strategic, reinforcing the governor’s position following his return.
While the crowd’s excitement was palpable, the gathering also created significant disruptions to traffic, underscoring the scale of the turnout.
The festive display of drums, songs, and vibrant groups of supporters highlighted the communal effort to mark the governor’s return in a memorable way.
This public reception comes amid ongoing political developments in the state, with residents eager to see the governor resume full responsibilities at Government House.
As the day progressed, further details on the program and speeches planned for the occasion were expected to emerge, offering insights into both the political and social significance of the event.
The massive turnout at Government House reflects the strong grassroots support for Governor Fubara and indicates the enthusiasm of Rivers State residents to participate in civic and political life.
