The current political crisis in Rivers State, Nigeria, has been a cause of concern for many citizens and observers alike. The rift between former Governor Nyesom Wike and current Governor Siminalayi Fubara has resulted in various factions and legal battles, creating a divide within the state’s politics. As the situation continues to escalate, many are left wondering who can bring a resolution to this ongoing feud.

The conflict between Wike and Fubara has escalated beyond a simple dispute, it has become a battle for power and dominance. Both sides are determined to come out on top, and this has led to a stalemate that seems impossible to break. As a result, innocent civilians are caught in the crossfire, and the state’s progress and development are hindered.

The political discord in the state has deepened with the appearance of two speakers operating simultaneously. Martin Amaewhule, who was chosen as speaker by Governor Wike’s supporters, is not recognized by those backing Governor Fubara. Consequently, they have appointed their own candidate Victor Oko-Jumbo to hold this position instead. This development has resulted in an impasse within the legislative activities of the state since there is no functional agreement among them on key matters affecting governance and policy-making processes.

The political crisis has also spilled over into the streets, with clashes reported between supporters of the two factions. This has further polarized the state and has put the security of the citizens at risk. The legal battle between the two factions has also added to the tension, with both sides trying to get the upper hand in the court of law.

It is also necessary for the supporters of both factions to refrain from violence and respect the rule of law.

It is imperative for all parties involved to prioritize the interests of the state and its citizens and work towards finding a peaceful solution.