I’ve Moved On – Fubara Sh*cks Rivals With Blunt Response To Suspension

Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has finally broken his silence following the political tension surrounding his reported suspension from the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) and the ongoing crisis in the state’s political structure.

In a bold and emotionally charged statement on Tuesday, Governor Fubara made it clear that he harbors no desire to return to the status quo that led to the political impasse. “I don’t wish to go back,” Fubara declared, signaling a firm decision to move on from the factional strife that has plagued his administration and party.

The Governor’s remark comes amid a turbulent period marked by a rift between him and his predecessor-turned-political rival, Nyesom Wike, who currently serves as Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The crisis has caused a deep division within the PDP in Rivers State, leading to widespread speculation about Fubara’s political future and possible defection.

Sources close to the state government suggest that Fubara has grown weary of internal betrayals and is determined to chart a new course that aligns with his principles and vision for governance.

Observers note that Fubara’s open declaration may be a prelude to a larger political realignment in Rivers, as he garners increasing public sympathy and support for standing up against what he describes as “toxic politics.”

While the PDP leadership has yet to issue a formal response to Fubara’s latest statement, many within the party are reportedly scrambling to control the fallout, with growing fears that the crisis could further weaken the party’s grip in the oil-rich South-South region.

As tensions remain high and supporters brace for what comes next, one thing is now clear: Governor Sim Fubara is no longer willing to play by the old rules — and he’s not looking back.