Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s key aides were noticeably absent during his reunion with former Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike. The meeting, which was meant to ease political tension between both camps, reportedly took place in Abuja and attracted attention from political observers. Sources said the absence of Fubara’s close allies may signal ongoing mistrust within the state’s political structure.

While details of the discussion remain private, reports suggest that both leaders exchanged pleasantries and discussed ways to restore unity in Rivers politics. However, the absence of Fubara’s loyalists raised questions about how deep the reconciliation efforts may truly run.

Political analysts believe the reunion could mark a step toward resolving the crisis that has divided the state government. Yet, they caution that lasting peace will depend on actions, not just meetings or handshakes.