Rivers State government has dismissed
as untrue, allegations by wife of President Goodluck Jonathan that Governor
Chibuike Amaechi imposed a nine months curfew on Okrika area of the state.
Commissioner for Information and
Communications, Mrs Ibim Semenitari who spoke in Port Harcourt, also said the
state government did not carry out the demolition it had planned around a
school in Okrika to create a play ground for children at the model school being
built in the area.
According to her: “For us in Rivers
State, the wife of the President is a Rivers woman. It’s a thing of pride that
a Rivers woman is the wife of the President. I have read the statement credited
to her. It is important to know she is calling for peace. This shows clearly
that some persons were acting without her consent. That is what her statement
connotes.
“On the allegation that the governor
imposed a nine month curfew on Okrika, Semenitari said “there might be quite
some error on that. She did say that she was pleased with the governor for
restoring peace in Okrika. There had never been any time this government
imposed a nine months curfew on Okrika. It may have occurred before governor
Amaechi came in.”
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What then is the problem? She has called for peace embrace it and 4get about this antagonistic statements. There are more important things to 4 d people
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