In a recent video from 8:52 shared on Facebook on Friday, May 8, 2026, Niger Delta activist and traditional ruler, Asari Dokubo, commented on issues surrounding land ownership and political influence in Rivers State, while reflecting on his relationship with key political actors in the state.
Dokubo spoke about territorial claims and the historical connection between certain communities and Rivers State, suggesting that some areas being discussed publicly are deeply tied to the state’s identity and leadership structure.
According to Dokubo, “We have Abadima and Felemi; all these things are Rivers State land, and they belong to me and Wike.” He made the statement while referring to territories he believes are connected to Rivers State and linked to himself and the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike.
He further explained that conversations about land and political authority in the Niger Delta region should be approached with historical understanding and recognition of existing state boundaries and traditional influence.
The activist also noted that political disagreements should not distort what he described as the historical realities surrounding ownership and identity within Rivers State communities.
Dokubo maintained that discussions involving land and regional interests are sensitive matters that require caution, dialogue, and proper understanding to avoid unnecessary tension among neighboring groups.
He concluded by urging political leaders and stakeholders in the Niger Delta to focus on unity, mutual respect, and cooperation, stressing that stability and development in the region remain more important than political rivalry or territorial disputes…Read_More…