Tinubu To Fubara: You Will Not Regret What You Have Done As Long As All Of Us Are Alive

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reassured Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, that he would not regret the decision or action he had taken, expressing confidence that the outcome would remain favourable as long as those involved were still alive.

The President made the statement in a video shared by TVC on YouTube on Saturday, November 7, 2026, during an interaction in which he directly addressed the Rivers State governor.

In the footage, Tinubu was heard delivering a message of reassurance to Fubara, suggesting that the governor had his confidence and that he should not become worried about the consequences of the steps he had taken.

The President’s remarks have attracted attention because of the political circumstances surrounding Rivers State, particularly the disagreements and power struggles that have influenced relationships among political leaders in the state.

Fubara’s political position has remained a subject of considerable interest, especially following the tensions involving different political interests in Rivers State and the involvement of influential figures in the state’s affairs.

Against this background, Tinubu’s public assurance to the governor has generated discussions about the nature of their relationship and the level of support Fubara can expect from the Presidency.

Speaking directly to the governor, the President stated, “You will not regret what you have done as long as all of us are alive.”

Although Tinubu did not explain the particular decision or action he was referring to, his choice of words appeared to communicate confidence in Fubara and reassurance that the governor should not have reservations about his actions.

The statement has also attracted interest because of the possible political implications of the President’s relationship with the Rivers governor, especially as different political interests continue to shape developments in the state.

Tinubu’s remarks could be seen as an indication of his willingness to maintain a supportive relationship with Fubara, although the President did not provide further clarification on the specific circumstances surrounding his assurance.

You can watch the video below from stamp time 8:00 to 8:15.

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