Human rights activist Annkio Briggs has said that not everyone in Rivers State feels indebted to President Bola Tinubu following the suspension of the six-month state of emergency in the state.
Speaking on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics, Briggs reacted to Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s expression of gratitude to the President, stating that Rivers residents hold diverse views.
“Definitely not. I think the president himself will be aware that not everybody in Rivers State will be eternally grateful to him,” she said.
Briggs, a long-standing stakeholder in the state, expressed disappointment in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), arguing that the party failed to intervene when the crisis first began.
“As a stakeholder and elder, I feel very let down by the PDP because since 1999 we have voted for the party. I feel that if they had stepped in and done what they should have done right from the beginning, the PDP would not find itself where it is today,” she added.
