Rivers Governor Fubara Takes Swipe at Political Rivals: 'Don't Let Anyone Deceive You – They Dance in the Media but Cry Behind'Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has fired a fresh shot in the ongoing political tussle, warning supporters not to be swayed by flashy public displays from his opponents. In a pointed remark that's quickly gone viral, Fubara told a gathering that some critics put on a bold show for the cameras but break down in private.
"Don't let anybody deceive you," he said. "They can come to the media and dance, but when they go behind, they cry."
Though he didn't name names, many see it as a direct jab at his predecessor and current FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, especially after Wike's recent dancing video stirred buzz online amid the state's lingering crisis.Fubara made the comments while hosting community leaders from Etche, stressing his administration's straightforward approach.
"We don't know how to dance, but we say it the way it is and stand tall anywhere," he added, positioning his style as honest over performative.
The feud between Fubara and Wike has kept Rivers politics on edge, with battles over control, party loyalty, and governance playing out publicly. Supporters of Fubara cheered the subtle shade, while Wike's camp has stayed quiet on this latest round.
As tensions simmer ahead of future elections, these exchanges show the rivalry is far from cooling off.Observers say Fubara's words rally his base, reminding them that surface bravado doesn't reflect real strength. With no let-up in the drama, Rivers residents are watching closely to see what comes next.
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