Rivers Resident Raises Alarm Over Open Cult Meetings and Political Billboards
I travel around Rivers State regularly for work, and I have repeatedly seen what appears to be an open acceptance of cult activity. Meetings are sometimes held during the day, with roads blocked, while people carry on as if nothing is happening. I have seen this on many occasions. Recently, I have noticed more of these meetings, and some meeting spots display APC billboards. It makes me wonder whether ordinary residents can freely choose who to vote for. Last month, I heard that a cult group donated to and painted a police station in Abuloma. These reports and observations raise serious concerns about safety and political freedom in Rivers State.
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