Efforts by president Bola Tinubu to put an end to the feud between the Rivers state governor, Simi Fubara and the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike have hit a stumbling block, the All Progressives Congress has disclosed.

Fubara and Wike have been at daggers drawn for weeks now over the management of the State affairs and control of its resources.

Tinubu recently held a meeting with Wike and Fubara at the presidential villa in Abuja, to reconcile the two politicians in the state.

But in the last four days, events have taken a frightening turn with the demolition of the state House of Assembly Complex and defection of 27 members of the assembly loyal to Wike, to the APC.

Addressing a press conference at the APC national secretariat on Thursday in Abuja, following the developments in the state, the caretaker committee chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State, Tony Okocha, said Tinubu’s move to end the nagging feud between Fubara and Wike has collapsed.

Okocha said, “I wasn’t part of it, but whatever that was it, has broken down, and it has been broken irreconcilably.”

He also said the four members of the state House of Assembly led by the factional Speaker, Edison Ehie, who sat and passed the budget presented to them by Governor Fubara for the 2024 fiscal year were dwelling on illegality, saying their action would not stand.

Okocha said the APC was wooing Wike to defect to the party, stressing that as soon as he becomes a member of the APC, he would become the party’s leader in the state