According to our reporter, Rev. Dr. Minaibi Dagogo-Jack, Chairman of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria in Rivers State, has spoken candidly on the simmering political crisis between ex-Governor Wike and Governor Fubara. Watch full report
On Symfoni TV, he stressed that respect must be mutual, declaring, “You cannot make Fubara respect you when you have not respected others.”
Dagogo-Jack blamed ongoing tensions on leaders’ failure to honor their predecessors, fueling divisions and instability. He called for humility, collaboration, and dialogue to replace personal grudges that threaten governance and peace in Rivers State.
The PFN chairman also pledged the church’s active role in promoting voter education and stability, urging all parties to prioritize unity over vendettas for the sake of the state’s future.
