Siminalayi Fubara, the suspended governor of Rivers State, has cautioned his supporters over their words and deeds on his behalf.
The governor urged his followers from performing any unapproved act on his behalf, stating that any action committed without his authorization could lead to greater issues.
Since he wears the shoes, Governor Fubara claims to be aware of their pinching points.
He made the comment on Sunday, according to reports, while addressing at the Rivers Elders and Leaders Forum’s Night of Tributes, which was held in memory of the late elder statesman Chief Edwin Clark.
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Don’t do things because you want to; instead, do what I want,” he added. I know the answer to my issue because I am the one wearing the shoes. My problem is something I know how to solve. Certain actions of yours ruin my peace process instead of bringing me serenity. It causes me difficulties. So I’m warning everyone in this room. So that it doesn’t appear like I’m sending a private message to anyone, I’m being serious and speaking it in church.
“Get my approval before doing anything you say you are doing for me.
During the ceremony, Governor Fubara reportedly stated that he is not in a rush to resume his duties following his suspension.
