In the face of increased political tension in Rivers, Mary Odili speaks up and acknowledges that there are difficulties.

By DailySports Nigeria on March 30, 2025

In her response to the escalating political unrest in Rivers State, former Supreme Court Justice Mary Odili acknowledged the difficulties but urged moderation and communication between all parties involved.

Speaking in light of the recent political developments in the state, Odili emphasized the need for calm and constructive engagement to resolve issues rather than escalating conflicts. She urged political actors to prioritize the collective good of the people and work towards stability, peace and development.

 

“There is no denying that challenges exist, but it is our responsibility to address them with wisdom and a commitment to the greater good. Every political issue can be resolved through genuine dialogue and adherence to democratic principles,” she stated.

 

Odili, who has remained an influential voice in legal and governance matters, highlighted the importance of respecting the rule of law and constitutional processes in addressing disputes. She stressed that governance should be focused on service delivery and the well-being of the people rather than political rivalries and power struggles.

 

Her statement comes at a time when Rivers State is experiencing heightened political tensions, with disagreements among key political figures threatening the state’s stability. Analysts have warned that the ongoing rifts could negatively impact governance and public confidence in the political system.

 

Odili called on leaders across party lines to embrace reconciliation and dialogue, stating that political disagreements should not be allowed to degenerate into crises that could disrupt the peace and progress of the state.

 

“True leadership is tested in times of difficulty. The ability to listen, engage constructively and find common ground is what will move Rivers State forward,” she added.

 

She also urged citizens to remain peaceful and avoid being drawn into political conflicts that could undermine stability. According to her, the people of Rivers State deserve leadership that is focused on development, unity and progress rather than division and personal interests.

Source DailySports Nigeria

Posted March 30, 2025


 

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