Suspended Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has marked the second anniversary of his administration with a message of gratitude and reconciliation. In a statement commemorating his swearing-in on 29 May 2023, Fubara praised the people of Rivers State for their enduring support and reaffirmed his dedication to inclusive governance despite political challenges.
Fubara described the occasion as a time for reflection and renewed determination, acknowledging the turbulence that has marked his tenure. He said the public’s support has strengthened his resolve to pursue peace, reconciliation, and forgiveness, which he described as essential to restoring normalcy and delivering development across the state.
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The governor highlighted progress in healthcare, education, infrastructure, youth empowerment, and gender inclusion as indicators of resilience in the face of adversity. He reiterated his commitment to his oath of office and promised that all decisions would be guided by the interests of Rivers people.
Calling on political actors to set aside grievances, Fubara urged unity in rebuilding the state. He pledged to intensify efforts aimed at strengthening peace, security, and economic growth, stressing that Rivers State must always come first.
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