According to our reporter, Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has stirred conversations once again with a statement that perfectly captures the tension surrounding governance in the state.
Speaking in a video shared by SYMFONI, the governor said, “If you’re sleeping, you’ll be wondering what is going to happen by 6:00am.” His words, though brief, have sent ripples through political circles, with many interpreting them as a reflection of the uncertainty and pressure he faces daily.
Observers say the governor’s remark mirrors the sleepless reality of leadership in Rivers State — a place where political alliances shift overnight and power struggles seem endless.
According to our correspondent in Port Harcourt, Fubara’s tone suggested both weariness and determination. Supporters believe he’s simply expressing what most leaders secretly endure but rarely admit, while critics think he’s subtly pointing fingers at those fueling political unrest.
Despite the turbulence, Governor Fubara has continued to preach peace and unity, insisting that his focus remains on serving the people. His recent comment, however, may just be a glimpse into the stormy nights behind the calm face of power.
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