In a recent interview on Central Television, Adeniyi Kunnu, an insightful commentator on public affairs, analyzed the repercussions of the statements made by Governor Sim Fubara of Rivers State during the New Year’s Eve service....CONTINUE READING
Kunnu’s assessment suggests that Fubara’s remarks might hold strategic significance, potentially bolstering his position and sending a strong message to his adversaries within the state.
During the interview, Kunnu emphasized the symbolic importance of Governor Fubara’s reference to the pen. According to Kunnu, Fubara’s depiction of the pen as a symbol of legitimization implies a deliberate effort to affirm the autonomy and authority of his position.
He remarked, “The pen is a symbol of legitimisation and authority of anything that the Governor does. And it’s obvious from what he said at the church that some people are wanted him to remain a stooge to the FCT minister or he will be sent packing from office.
But he has told them that after all said and done, we are still the winner.” “So even after the reconciliation, we can say that the man who still calls the shots is Mr. Fubara and so the statement nails the coffin of the enemies…CONTINUE READING>>
