Niger Delta rights activist, Ann-Kio Briggs has urged President Bola Tinubu to make public alleged agreements entered with the Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, while reconciling the governor and the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike.

DAILY POST recalls that Tinubu in June, brokered peace between Fubara and Wike, ending the protracted political crisis that rocked Rivers nearly two years.

Reports indicated that during the peace deal, some agreements were made, paving the way for the reinstatement of the governor, who was earlier suspended in March this year.

It was speculated that the governor, amongst other things, was asked to kill his second term ambition.

Speaking on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics, Briggs declared that it is unacceptable “when politicians make these agreements over our heads; it’s like shaving the head of someone behind their back”.

She stressed that Rivers people are the one people to pay “the greatest price in all of these things”, stressing that it is unacceptable that they are not aware of “decision which will affect us”.

“We can’t gauge the extent to which these decisions will affect us, it becomes very difficult to flow with the politicians.

“It’s just an impossible situation where we have found ourselves. We don’t know what the President has insisted on, we don’t know what was agreed upon, and where that leads the people of Rivers State. So, we need to know what was agreed on,” Briggs added.

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