WATCH THE VIDEO HERE Suspended Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, marked his second year in office with a heartfelt address to the people of the state, expressing gratitude for their unwavering support and reaffirming his commitment to peace, reconciliation, and inclusive governance. In a statement to mark the anniversary of his May 29, 2023, swearing-in, Fubara described the occasion as a moment for sober reflection and renewed determination. Fubara declared that the people’s backing has given him the courage to continue pursuing unity and healing amid ongoing political turbulence. “Your support has emboldened me to press on and not to retreat, but to work harder to foster peace, reconciliation, and forgiveness,” he said. “These are essential to restoring normalcy and delivering transformational infrastructure, impactful programmes, and life-changing services across the State.” Acknowledging the political challenges that have characterized his tenure, Fubara noted that while progress may have been slowed at times, his administration remained committed to its mandate. He highlighted strides in healthcare, education, infrastructure, youth empowerment, and gender inclusion as signs of steady progress under his leadership. “Despite the turbulence, I have remained steadfast and focused, guided by the oath I took and the solemn promise I made to always put Rivers State first,” the suspended governor said.
May 29: ‘Let us turn the page,’ Fubara calls for healing
