Fubara Makes First Public Appearance in Church After Suspension, Without Heavy Security [Photos]

Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, made a significant public appearance on Sunday at Salvation Ministries in GRA, Port Harcourt, marking his first outing since reports of his suspension emerged.

His presence at the church comes amid widespread speculation about his whereabouts, with rumors suggesting he had been hiding at the Bayelsa State Government House to evade political backlash. However, his attendance at the service—without his usual heavy security detail—appears to be a direct response to such claims.

Worshippers warmly welcomed the governor as he quietly participated in the service. His calm demeanor and lack of fanfare surprised many, especially given the ongoing political tensions in Rivers State.

Political observers view this move as a strategic statement, showing that Fubara remains undeterred despite the political crisis. His appearance may signal a shift in how he intends to navigate the mounting pressure in the state.

Governor Fubara has yet to issue an official statement regarding his suspension or his public outing.

Source: Rivers State Affairs