Governor Similanayi Fubara has pointedly told the camp of Minister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, that he still has the red biro with him.
This was disclosed in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Nelson Chukwudi. Fubara reportedly said this at a Crossover service held at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Opobo Town in Opobo/Nkoro Local Government Area of the state in the early hours of January 1.
During the service, Fubara expressed solid faith in the omnipotence of God to crush self-styled enemies of the State and its people.
He led praise service, saying thereafter that the wordings of the song were not just consolatory, but a charge to embolden the people to firm up their trust in God, who alone can navigate the path to greater triumph in the New Year.
“The Red Biro is still filled. It is still here with me. Every plan of the enemy will continue to crash,” he said.
Bishop of Anglican Diocese of Niger Delta, Dr. Emmanuel Oko-Jaja, who conducted the service, recalled the many challenges, including conspiracy, blackmail, attacks, economic hardship and ill-health and near hopeless situations experienced in 2024 but quickly added that those troubles never overwhelmed the brethren.
Rt. Rev. Oko-Jaja said God has given a new song of triumph to those who are grateful to Him for the marvelous works perfected in their lives, admonishing them that in the New Year, God will faithfully uphold, deliver and ensure that they continue to live victoriously.
He prayed for the peace, unity, progress and accelerated development of the State in line with the key targets of the State Government’s 2025 Budget of Inclusive Growth and Development.
