By Damilola Adeleke

Following his suspension from office, Siminalayi Fubara, the Governor of Rivers State, has moved to the Bayelsa State Government House along with his family. His relocation comes amid ongoing political turmoil and uncertainty surrounding the leadership crisis in Rivers State.

Governor Fubara is currently being hosted by Bayelsa State Governor, Duoye Diri, who has provided him with accommodation and support. Sources close to the development suggest that Fubara’s move to Bayelsa is a strategic decision in response to recent political events in Rivers State, where tensions have escalated.

The situation remains fluid, with political observers closely monitoring the unfolding drama. There has been widespread debate regarding the legality of Fubara’s suspension and the implications for governance in Rivers State.