Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State reflected on the shift in political allegiance, noting how those who once vocally supported his mandate turned against him. He recalled how he was harshly criticized during that period but remained calm and assured.
He stated that, with time, the situation would unfold and the truth would become clear, adding that those who had opposed him were eventually the ones who became vocal in his support. He likened the gradual change to the saying, “small-small, they catch monkey,” emphasizing that patience and resilience would ultimately lead to vindication.
He said in a live coverage by Symfoni from 13:30, “Imagine people who said, ‘On your mandate we stand,’ are the same people who came back to say, ‘We’re no longer there.’ You almost crucified me that time. I said, don’t worry. Now small-small, they catch monkey. So don’t worry. By the time we got to the point, they were the ones shouting.”
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