Title: The Uprising: Ijaw Women Draw the Line
The air in Rivers State was thick with defiance. The streets of Port Harcourt buzzed with whispers of betrayal, and at the heart of the storm stood Princess Comrade Mrs. Rosemary John-Oduone. Clad in traditional regalia, she raised her voice above the murmuring crowd.
"Bringing an Akwa Ibom man to rule us? God forbid! It will not work!" she thundered, her voice slicing through the tense night like a battle cry.
The gathered Ijaw women stamped their feet, their chants shaking the ground. Across the state, protests ignited like wildfire. The government's move to install Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas as sole administrator had crossed a sacred line.
The question loomed like a dark cloud: Would Rivers State accept this decision, or had the president just lit a fuse that no one could put out?
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