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Women Protest For Peace In Rivers - Vimarsana News

Women Protest For Peace In Rivers

Thousands of women drawn from the 23 local governments of Rivers State recently marched on the streets of Port Harcourt to support Governor Siminalayi

Women stage pro-Fubara protest in Rivers - Vimarsana News

Women stage pro-Fubara protest in Rivers

Women from the 23 local government areas of Rivers State on Thursday marched through the streets to declare support for Fubara.

Bori Would Become A Modern City Under My Watch – Gov Fubara - Vimarsana News

Bori Would Become A Modern City Under My Watch – Gov Fubara

...As Amb Marvin Yobana Urges Ogonis To Stand Boldly In Support Of Rivers Governor …Assures That More Names Would Be Considered For The Upcoming Empow

Reciprocate Peace gestures, Wali tells Rivers politicians – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Reciprocate Peace gestures, Wali tells Rivers politicians – Opinion Nigeria

“This act of destroying billboards with invectives, should have no place in the Rivers State we are praying for. For clarity, we must understand that Ezenwo Wike has loyalists, friends and relations who are hurting. This is not the time for rubbing salt on their open sore. What if they start destroying billboards of the governor in their own domain? Don’t tell me one good turn deserves another. Nobody should be encouraged to invite violence, even as they celebrate,” the UHF Convener warned

Foundation Charges Rivers Politicians To Ensure Peace - Vimarsana News

Foundation Charges Rivers Politicians To Ensure Peace

The convener, Unity House Foundation, Kingsley Wenenda Wali, has urged politicians in Rivers State to ensure peace, just as he faulted members of state House