In a recent statement, Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, expressed concern over being singled out by President Bola Tinubu. Fubara questioned why his name was the focal point, hinting that the real issues lie elsewhere.
He emphasized that governance should be about addressing national concerns, not narrowing the spotlight to individual players. The governor’s remarks come amid a broader political conversation, as tensions rise over administrative decisions and governance in Nigeria.
Fubara, showing a steady hand, made it clear that the spotlight should be on resolving Nigeria's deeper challenges, instead of focusing on one state’s leadership. His comments highlight the need for collaborative solutions to national problems, rather than personalizing political discourse.
It’s a reminder that leadership involves more than finger-pointing, especially when the country's development hangs in the balance.