The
Special Adviser to the Rivers State Governor on Media and Publicity, Mr.
Opunabo Inko-Tariah, has resigned, having tendered his letter and
formally announced his resignation, alleging that his office was not properly
funded throughout the period he served.
In a
copy of his resignation letter issued to the rivers state government,
Inko-Tariah expressed gratitude to Governor Nyesom Wike for granting him such
an opportunity to serve in his government. Inko-Tariah, In his statement, he
claimed that his decision was driven by lack of funding in the publicity sector,
for the past five months that he had served.
Meanwhile,
stressing the fact that a lot is yet to be said, and various public
speculations stressing that his move was politically driven, the All
Progressives Congress in the state has hailed Inko-Tariah’s decision to leave
the current administration in the state.
The
Rivers State Publicity Secretary of the APC, Mr. Chris Finebone, said the party
was not surprised that the former aide to the governor was telling “sordid
stories of neglect and disrespect” for his views and advice by Governor Wike.
However,
the state Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Chief Felix Obuah, who
spoke through his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr. Jerry Needam,
declined to comment on Inko-Tariah’s resignation.
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