Rivers’ NASS Caucus Lauds Gov Wike Effort To Rein In IPOB

Posted on October 31, 2020

Members of the Rivers State caucus (Most distinguished Sen. Betty Apiafi and Hon. Solomon Bob in attendance) of the National Assembly, have affirmed their support for measures taken by Governor Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, to rein in the Indigenous Peoples Organization of Biafra (IPOB) in the State.

The lawmakers said they unconditionally stand with Governor Wike on every actions he has taken to preserve lives and properties of all residents in the State.

Leader of the caucus, Senator George Sekibo, stated this when he led members of the caucus on a solidarity visit to Governor Wike at the Government House, Port Harcourt on Friday.

Sekibo explained that the caucus had been impressed with efforts and commitment of the governor in the handling of #EndSARS protest and the aftermath. 

According to him, while the Governor had ensured that the protest was peaceful, traducers and enemies of the State masquerading as IPOB decided to cause mayhem; kill innocent residents.

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