I defected to APC out of gratitude to Tinubu — Fubara

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Governor of Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State has defined that he dumped the crisis-ridden Peoples Democratic Occasion for the ruling All Progressives Congress to return the favour President Bola Tinubu did in stabilising the state.

Fubara added that there was have to align the state with energy on the centre – the Tinubu-led Federal Authorities.

Governor Fubara gave the reason throughout his reception by APC on the State Authorities Home, Port Harcourt, on Friday.

On the occasion, Fubara stuffed out the APC membership kind and different social gathering paperwork, and was handed the social gathering slip and membership card.

The APC delegation was was led by the state APC Chairman, Tony Okocha, and the Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamo.

Talking after receiving his card, Fubara stated, “I took this resolution as my return of favour; my very own clearing the bush to make sure that his (Tinubu’s) re-election come 2027 can be straightforward and easy on this state.

“Now that we’re multi functional social gathering – I do know now we have all the time supported, however from totally different flats – we’re inside one flat. The job is now straightforward to fulfil what now we have promised the President.”

Additionally, Governor Fubara promised that he would take all needed steps to strengthen the APC within the state.

“Let me thank the Nationwide Govt. The state chairman, representing the nationwide chairman, I need to guarantee you that we are going to do all the pieces to maintain APC as the primary and lively progressive social gathering in Rivers State.

“We won’t cease there. It’s my obligation from this minute to make sure that the social gathering is correctly taken care of. I’ll guarantee you right here that each want of the exco and the social gathering turns into my accountability.

“We’ve a job forward. To evangelise the information of Mr President. To melt each strongman on this state and to ensure that on the finish it might be a easy sail in Rivers State.”