The rising speculations Rivers Governor Siminialayi Fubara and his teeming supporters are plotting to defect to the Action Peoples Party (APP) may the reason behind the attack of the party’s Secretariat on Monday morning, sources said.

The Secretariat located at the GRA area of Port Harcourt came under dynamite attack on Monday introducing a new dimension to the ongoing political crisis in the state.

Prior to the explosions, speculations were rife that the Governor and his supporters were on their way to the party.

Sources said the suspicion became widespread when the secretariat recently underwent a facelift.

“After the renovation, the speculation became widespread that the governor and his supporters are seeking refuge in APP because the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has been hijacked by the former Governor, Nyesom Wike, and his loyalists.

“Some persons are not happy that the Governor has divided the political family that brought him to power and is planning to move them to another party. This is the reason for the bombing,” a source, who spoke in confidence said.

Though Fubara had not publicly announce any plan to dump the PDP, the Governor had berated the PDP accusing it of failing the State.

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