On Tuesday, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory [Nyesom Wike](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyesom_Wike) and Rivers State APC governorship hopeful [Kingsley Chinda](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingsley_Chinda), together with their supporters, spent roughly four hours in a closed‑door session with Governor [Siminalayi Fubara](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siminalayi_Fubara) at his Port Harcourt residence, aiming to mend political rifts in the state.
**What was the purpose of the meeting?**
The closed‑door session, held in the governor’s Port Harcourt residence, reportedly ran for about four hours and marked the first occasion the governor has personally overseen a reconciliation gathering with his own supporters.
**Why is the meeting significant?**
The talks were convened to cement political harmony in Rivers State after years of factional disputes, notably the prolonged clash between Governor Fubara and the [Rivers State House of Assembly](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rivers_State_House_of_Assembly).
**When did the discussions occur?**
Wike and Chinda, accompanied by their entourages, arrived at the governor’s residence at approximately 4 p.m. before joining Fubara and his camp for the deliberations.
**What details are known so far?**
As of the time of reporting, neither side had released a detailed account of the discussions, and both parties remained tight‑lipped about any outcomes.