Siminalayi Fubara, governor of Rivers, says no sacrifice is too big for him to make for the restoration of peace in the state.
Fubara spoke on Thursday in an interview with AIT.
The governor said he is willing to leave office if it will bring peace to the south-south state.
“No sacrifice will be too big for me to pay for the success of this administration and the reason is very simple,” Fubara said.
“It is not political love. It is not because I want to gain any favour from anybody. My interest and love for our dear state is genuine.
“I am not trying to say I want to be one man that would be there to decide the fate of all, no. But let Rivers state remain.
“If leaving this position is what I need or what is needed to bring more peace to the state, I can even tell you people to come and take it.
“It’s not about me. People should understand that definitely I will go but Rivers state will remain.”
