President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State held a closed-door meeting at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa on Monday evening, setting the stage for renewed cooperation after months of political crisis.
The governor, who was reinstated last Thursday following a six-month emergency administration in the state, met with Tinubu at about 7:00 pm. The meeting is widely viewed as a move to solidify peace and reinforce democratic order in Rivers State.
Observers believe this encounter is not just symbolic but a calculated step to reassure both Rivers residents and the broader Nigerian public of the federal government’s commitment to stability in one of the nation’s most politically sensitive regions.
Although no official statement has yet been released about the agenda, analysts expect that the discussion touched on governance restoration, security, and political reconciliation.
This meeting is particularly significant as it reflects Tinubu’s approach to crisis resolution through engagement with affected leaders.
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