VIDEO: Fubara Mocks Wike’s Camp, Says ‘Dogs Bark When They Don’t Understand’
Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, has addressed ongoing political tensions in the state, emphasizing the need for peace while mocking critics with the remark, “dogs bark when they don’t understand.”
Fubara made the comments on Sunday at St. Cyprian’s Anglican Church in Port Harcourt during an Inter-Denominational Church Service commemorating the 2026 Armed Forces Celebration and Remembrance Day. He reassured residents that divine guidance will bring the state the peace it urgently needs.
In what appeared to be a veiled reference to Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and members of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Fubara said:
“When we were marking the New Year day, I said something, dog barks when they don’t understand… the reason I don’t complain is that I know what I have, I have the Supreme, that is God. I want you to relax, what is important in this our dear state is peace, and we will get it.”
The governor’s remarks come amid a prolonged political struggle with Wike and House of Assembly members loyal to him. On Thursday, the Rivers State Assembly issued a third impeachment notice against Fubara in the last three years, escalating tensions between the governor and lawmakers aligned with the former governor.
Despite the political friction, Fubara’s message at the church service focused on hope, stability, and the importance of peace for the people of Rivers State.
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