Rivers Crisis: Perspectives Beyond Warring Factions

Started by Shola Sholaz, Jul 20, 2013, 11:28 AM

Shola Sholaz

Penultimate Tuesday's life threatening mace attack on Michael Chinda by a colleague at the Rivers State House of Assembly (RVHA) which heralded the current crisis in Rivers State is still on the front burner of public debate.
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While that violent episode of the fractured Rivers Peoples' Democratic Party (PDP) saga is still simmering, this week recorded fresh episodes in the diary of the crisis, coincidentally on another Tuesday.
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Four Northern governors on a solidarity visit to Governor Rotimi Amaechi in Port Harcourt were allegedly waylaid and stoned by placard carrying youths, and their welcome party was not left out of the melee which occurred at the Port Harcourt International Airport.
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Beyond the hard lines by both warring factions, the Rivers populace hardly classified the raging saga as right or wrong when Saturday Vanguard measured the street conscience on the crisis in the State Capital.

Folami David

Yes I totally agree with this because I honely the whole crisis should've stopped by now. River State used to be very peaceful...