Rivers Government responds to the attack on Maeba’s home and reveals suspects

The Rivers State Government claims that some politicians are staging high-level dramas to conceal their tracks and has requested assistance from the relevant security agencies in determining what actually happened in the claimed attack on Senator Lee Maeba.

The Commissioner for Information and Communications, Chris Finebone, revealed this on Thursday in a statement.

Remember that on Thursday morning, gunmen reportedly broke into Maeba’s home in Rivers State, where he serves as the chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party’s (PDP) Presidential Campaign Council.

Maeba’s response on the attack stated that the gunmen were supposedly deployed by the Rivers State Government.

Finebone, speaking on behalf of the government, stated that Maeba should assist security forces in identifying individuals responsible for the alleged attack on his home.

Part of the statement read: “This makes it obvious that Senator Maeba should help security agencies in unraveling the purported attack on his house and those behind it. It is not enough to blame such an attack on ‘either government or some quarters.’ He should try and remember exactly whom the caller said sent him (the caller).”

Further assuring that the Rivers State Government would continue to cooperate with security organisations and provide all necessary support to guarantee the protection of people and property in the State, Finebone.