There can be only one Governor

Magnus Abe Speaks Out: ‘There Can Be Only One Gov’ – Condemns Attack on Fubara”

In an unprecedented move, Senator Magnus Abe, who was the governorship candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in Rivers State, has broken his silence on political matters in the state. He has strongly condemned the recent attempt on the life of Governor Siminalaye Fubara and called for a resolute respect for the office of the governor.

The shocking attack on Governor Fubara unfolded in a series of widely circulated videos across media platforms. Direct gunshots, water Canon’s and tear-gassing targeted the state’s highest-ranking official, who also holds the vital position of Chief Security Officer for Rivers State by men of the Nigeria police force . Senator Abe was unequivocal in his condemnation of these violent acts, making it clear that such actions transcend the realm of politics.

Gov Sim Fubara

Abe’s political background and previous role as the Minority Leader of the Rivers State House of Assembly amplify the weight of his statement. He expressed deep sorrow over the damage inflicted on the state’s legislative body, emphasizing that this destruction is entirely unacceptable.

Addressing the current constitutional immunity enjoyed by the Governor as the Chief Security Officer of the state, Abe urged a more profound dialogue between the Nigerian police and Governor Fubara. He recognized that, regardless of political differences, the paramount focus should be the welfare, peace, and security of the state’s citizens.

Senator Magnus Abe

The crux of Abe’s message revolved around the principle that there can be only one governor at a time. He underscored the need to resolve political disputes in a manner that doesn’t jeopardize the well-being of the people.

In his concluding remarks, Abe chose to transcend political considerations, emphasizing the urgency of restoring stability and security in the state. “The politics of it all is absolutely of no interest to me at the moment,” he declared.

Men of Nigeria police force

Abe’s unexpected intervention in the ongoing political turmoil in Rivers State marks a significant shift in his stance. By addressing the attack on Governor Fubara and championing the cause of unity and security, he has presented a powerful message that transcends party lines and personal ambition.

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The state, still reeling from the recent violence, now witnesses an influential figure in its political landscape making a heartfelt plea for peace and stability. Abe’s words resonate as a reminder that, in the face of adversity, there can be only one governor – one leader – and the sanctity of that office must be preserved above all else.