A wave of mixed reactions swept through social media after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu held Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State accountable for the political unrest following recent local government elections in the state.

In a statement shared by ChannelsTV on their official social media platforms, Tinubu criticized Fubara for failing to maintain peace and order during a time of heightened political tension.

The remarks from the president came in the wake of significant turmoil that erupted after the elections, which were marked by widespread allegations of irregularities and violence. Many citizens and political observers noted that the elections were contentious, prompting calls for accountability and transparency. In response to Tinubu’s statements, Governor Fubara issued a rebuttal, expressing concern that the president mentioned only his name amidst the broader issues affecting Rivers State.

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In his statement, Fubara asserted that it was troubling for Tinubu to single him out, insisting, “I am not the problem.” He emphasized that the political turmoil was a collective issue that could not be attributed solely to his leadership. This statement, shared by ChannelsTV, has since garnered attention and sparked a flurry of discussions online, with public opinion sharply divided between supporters and critics of both leaders.

Supporters of Fubara rallied to his defense, arguing that the president’s comments were unfair and failed to acknowledge the complexities of the situation in Rivers State. They pointed out that many factors contributed to the unrest and that blaming a single individual oversimplified a multifaceted problem. Critics, however, echoed the president’s sentiments, asserting that effective leadership requires accountability, especially in times of crisis.

Social media platforms have been abuzz with varying opinions on the matter. Some users expressed solidarity with Fubara, while others sided with Tinubu, calling for stronger leadership in the face of adversity.

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