Chief Edwin Clark, a prominent Ijaw leader and elder statesman, has spoken out on the political situation in Rivers State. He has advised Governor Nyesom Wike to remain in Abuja and not interfere with the affairs of Rivers State, particularly regarding the administration of Governor Siminalayi Fubara. Clark's statement suggests that Wike's involvement in Rivers State politics could lead to instability and conflict, and that Fubara should be allowed to govern without external influence. Clark's comments reflect his concern for peace and stability in the region.
Clark's statement aims to prevent potential unrest and ensure a smooth administration in the state."