Governors Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State and Douye Diri of Bayelsa State have pledged to maintain peaceful coexistence amidst disputes over Soku Oil Wells and land properties in Port Harcourt. Governor Diri, appreciating Fubara’s diplomatic efforts, noted their collaborative resolution aimed at quelling longstanding tensions.
The governors emphasized their shared historical ties and the importance of cooperation to resolve conflicts. Fubara highlighted the need to fortify the BRACE Commission for regional integration and development. Their united approach signals a promising partnership, fostering economic and social unity between the states.
Key Takeaways:
- Governors Fubara and Diri focus on peaceful coexistence to address disputes.
- Strengthening the BRACE Commission is seen as a vital step for regional progress.
- Historical connections influence the states’ commitment to resolve issues amicably.
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