HON. PRINCE JOHN URGES RIVERS RESIDENTS TO IGNORE TRIBAL POLITICS, AFFIRMS STATE UNITY

Hon. Prince John has called on the people of Rivers State to remain vigilant against individuals promoting tribal politics across the various local government areas. He emphasized that Rivers State is a united entity, irrespective of ethnic or cultural backgrounds.

According to him, the Governor of Rivers State, His Excellency Sir Siminalayi Fubara, has continued to demonstrate inclusive leadership by carrying everyone along and ensuring that all groups are recognized as relevant stakeholders in the governance of the state.

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