Panic in Rivers: Actress Ibinabo Fiberesima, in tears, vocalizes her pain as Soldiers flood the state (VIDEO)

• In the wake of President Tinubu’s state of emergency decree to reclaim control in Rivers State, the military wasted no time. Troops poured into the streets, their presence swift and unrelenting.
• Tension thickened, fear pulsed through the city like a living force. The sight of soldiers flooding every corner sent shockwaves through the people.

Unable to bear the suffocating chaos any longer, Ibinabo Fiberesima bared her mind, her voice raw with desperation as she cried out to the press.

Rivers State is in turmoil, unrecognizable in the eyes of Nollywood actress Ibinabo Fiberesima, who stood in defiance against the overwhelming military presence suffocating her homeland.

Just hours after President Bola Tinubu’s dramatic declaration of a state of emergency, the political landscape shifted with unrelenting force, Governor Siminalayi Fubara was suspended, and retired Vice Admiral Ibokette Ibas was named the new administrator.

Soldiers wasted no time; they stormed the Rivers Government House, their presence echoing through Port Harcourt as fear and uncertainty gripped the city.

Across the metropolis, residents abandoned the streets, motorists rushed home, and hushed conversations filled the air as people wrestled with the weight of this seismic decision.

Amid the tension, Ibinabo Fiberesima faced the press, her voice laced with anguish. The sight of soldiers swarming Rivers State was too much to bear.

She denounced the sudden military occupation, questioned why this was happening now just as the state was beginning to find its footing under Fubara’s leadership.

With fire in her words, she condemned the state of emergency as unjust, a disruption to the fragile peace the people had fought to restore. Other women stood with her, their voices rising in agreement.

WATCH HER VENTS IN VIDEO BELOW

In related news, FCT Minister Nyesom Wike found himself in controversy online as journalist Dele Momodu reignited tensions by resurfacing an old photo of him with Rivers’ new Sole Administrator, Admiral Ibokette Ibas..

Speculation ran wild, but Reno Omokri swiftly pushed back, shut down the brewing narrative.