He further advised the Governor to drop his “confrontational” stance, suggesting that Fubara should literally “prostrate” and “do Twale” before Wike to resolve the ongoing crisis. Instead, he urged the Governor to treat the pro-Wike legislators as his “political seniors” and negotiate for his political life. The comments come at a critical juncture for Rivers State. On January 8, 2026, the State House of Assembly initiated its third attempt to impeach Fubara and his deputy, Ngozi Odu. Will Governor Fubara heed the call for a “humble” resolution, or will he continue the legal and political battle for his administration’s survival?