“Fubara May Not Return In 2027” — Tonye Cole Drops Bombshell Claim About Wike’s Repeated Statement, Rivers Politics Set On Fire

Tension is rising in Rivers State as fresh claims about Governor Siminalayi Fubara have stirred serious debate ahead of 2027.

APC chieftain Tonye Cole revealed during a Channels Television interview that rumours of Fubara not seeking a second term may not be ordinary talk.

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Cole pointed fingers at statements allegedly made repeatedly by Nyesom Wike, suggesting there may have been an earlier agreement shaping the current political direction.

He said he would not be surprised if Fubara steps aside in 2027, adding that Rivers politics has long been controlled by powerful interests rather than true democratic choice.

The APC figure also hinted that voters are becoming wiser and may soon begin to choose leaders based on competence, not party loyalty.

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With Cole already positioning himself for the race, the road to 2027 in Rivers State is beginning to look more dramatic than expected.