Governor of Rivers State, Sir Siminalayi Fubara says he did not mobilize anybody to organize thanksgiving rally on his behalf.
The governor made this known at the special ceremony organised by the Okrika Council of Chiefs and the people of Okrika to honour the Amanyanabo of Okochiri Kingdom, King Ateke Tom, which was held at the Okrika National School field on Saturday.
According to him, Rivers people now feel liberated and wholeheartedly support his government.
That feeling of liberation, Governor Fubara explained, has propelled them to organise special thanksgiving services in celebration of his legal victory in the 23 Local Government Areas on a weekly basis.
He said,“Look at what is happening in the 23 local government areas in the State. I am not asking anybody to go round to do thanksgiving as some of you might be thinking.
“These are people who wake up in the morning and say, we have been liberated. We want to tell people that we exist.
“And everyday you’re seeing the numbers, this is not artificial, this is organic support and why are we getting it, it is because of peace that we stand for.”
