He offered his viewpoint, providing insights into the continuing political unrest in the state. At first, Dokubo was unsure of what caused the problem, but he has now shown a greater comprehension of the fundamental disagreements between the two politicians.
In a new video on Facebook, Dokubo discussed what he found out regarding the disparities in revenue declaration in the Rivers State administration.
He raised concern over the lack of transparency in the distribution of funds under Wike’s government, pointing out the stark disparities in state revenue figures and road construction expenses.
Dokubo also expressed concern over discrepancies in the figures presented on the internally generated revenue (IGR) of the state. While Wike had earlier reported that Rivers State’s monthly income was between N13 and N15 billion, Governor Fubara asserted that the state’s revenue is between N23 and N27 billion.
The distribution of the remaining funds has become a subject of scrutiny as a result of this discrepancy.
Dokubo said, “When this whole crisis started, I openly stated that I would not back anybody, and I asked those who believe in me not to support anyone, since we didn’t know the reason for the fight between the political father and the political godson.”
“Today I can categorically beat my chest and say I know what happened between Wike and Fubara.”
“Nyesom Wike’s IGR of Rivers State is between N23 and N27 billion, and Wike was declaring N12 billion. Where was the N13 or N15 billion going? Governor Fubara said they make between N23 and N27 billion every month.”CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
