The ex-APC spokesman urged all patriotic Nigerians, including former
leaders and union heads, to rally against the violence and demand justice for
those responsible for the attacks.
In a statement issued in Abuja on Tuesday,
October 8, Frank expressed his condolences to Governor Siminalayi Fubara and the people
of Rivers State over the"unfortunate incident."
Frank accused Inspector General of Police Kayode Egbetokun and Federal
Capital Territory Minister Nyesom
Wike of complicity, asserting they should resign and be held
accountable for the violence.
He claimed that"no sooner did the IGP
order the withdrawal of policemen from the council secretariats than the
hoodlums descended on them,"indicating a failure of the police to prevent
the attacks.
While welcoming President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's directive for
police intervention, Frank criticised the response as"coming too
late"and biased in favour of Wike, who he alleges has threatened to
destabilise the state.
"Wike has been boasting that he has the
President's blessings to destabilise Governor Fubara's
administration,"Frank noted, calling the situation"highly
unfortunate."
Frank urged all patriotic Nigerians, including
former leaders and union heads, to rally against the violence and demand
justice for those responsible for the attacks.
He also called on the United Nations to
intervene, insisting that the perpetrators of the violence must be brought to
justice.
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