Former National Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Prince Uche Secondus, has expressed the hope that the crisis in Rivers State would soon be resolved.
Secondus who is also from Rivers State, said Sim Fubara as Governor of the state, is PDP leader, adding, “there are no two captains in a ship.”
He called on those stoking crisis in Rivers State, to have a rethink, describing the rancour as unnecessary.
“I feel very pained about the state because business and investors are running away. So they should tone it down. That’s my general advice.
“We should tone it down so that the state can witness progress under the able leadership of Governor Fubara,” he pleaded.
The former National Chairman who went through the legal process to recover his membership of the party after he removal as National Chairman and suspension from the PDP, called for improvement in the nation’s judicial system.
“It is one arm of government that you can’t do without. You can also not do without hospital.
“So either you go to court, or some people take you to court. Some you will get right, some you may not get right.
“My feeling is that there should be improvements and reforms.
“We will get there one day when the situation will be perfect. It may not be in my favour, but all the same, it is that we all are looking for, an improvement and reform in the judiciary,” Secondus advised.
