The Special Adviser to the Rivers State Governor on
Media and Publicity, Mr. Opunabo Inko-Tariah, has resigned from his position.
Inko-Tariah, who announced his resignation on Friday,
alleged that his office had been starved of funds to operate.
In a copy of his resignation letter issued in Port Harcourt, Inko-Tariah
expressed gratitude to Governor Nyesom Wike for giving him the opportunity to
serve in his government.
The former aide to the governor explained that his
office was starved of funds throughout the five months he operated as his media
aide.
Inko-Tariah also said that professional advice given
to the governor were not acted upon.
Meanwhile, 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.
The APC further said that it was in no doubt that more
Rivers people would soon see the light and take the part of honour just like
Inko-Tariah had done.
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