Vicar of Saint Paul’s Anglican Church, Opobo, Ven. Emmanuel Nwuju, has called on the political class to avoid actions and activities capable of jeopardising peace and development in the country and in Rivers State, in particular.
The cleric made the call, yesterday, at the thanksgiving service in honour of the late Mrs Adeline Ndalu Jaja, the mother-in-law of Governor Siminalayi Fubara in Opobo/Nkoro Council of the state.
He said: “The political class should always do the right thing no matter the situation as it would be counted for them on the last day.” He advised the people not to take the quietness of Fubara for granted as God usually fights for such people.
He also warned the people to be careful of what they would do or say about his quietness, especially now that he had become an orphan, as God would fight for him.
A statement by the Chief Press Secretary to the Rivers State Governor, Nelson Chukwudi, noted that some of the leaders that attended the service included the Deputy Governor, Prof. Ngozi Odu; former Governor of the State, Celestine Omehia; former Deputy Governor of the State, Gabriel T. G. Toby; Senator John Azuta Mbata; Dr Sam Sam Jaja, Chief Adokiye Amiesimaka, Chief Oris Oyiri, and former President, Akpor Consultative Assembly, Chief Hanny Woko.
