Mammoth crowd of women begin ‘reinstate Fubara’ protest in PH

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A large number of women on Friday staged a protest march in Port Harcourt demanding the reinstatement of the suspended Governor, Siminalayi Fubara.

The women were seen marching to the State Government House with different placards which had inscriptions such as ‘Bring back Fubara’, ‘Is the law different for Rivers State?’

Other inscriptions include, ‘God of justice, arise for Rivers State’, ‘Save our democracy’, ‘End injustice and bring back our governor’.

The protesters appealed to President Bola Tinubu, “to immediately reinstate all democratic institutions in Rivers State, including the return of our duly elected governor”.

They also demanded an end to what they termed as “unconstitutional military rule in Rivers State, masked as a state of emergency”.

Governor Fubara was in March suspended for six months following the declaration of a State of Emergency in Rivers by Tinubu.

The governor, his deputy and all members of the House of Assembly were all suspended.

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