Onyeche Wofurum Igwe
The suspended governor of Rivers State, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to upholding the rule of law, protecting fundamental human rights, and promoting inclusive and transparent governance.
In his democracy day message, Fubara highlighted the crucial role of robust security strategies in safeguarding lives and property, alongside a government committed to transparency and accountability.
The governor reflected on Nigeria’s 26 years of continuous democratic rule, calling for collaboration across political divides to build a society where every citizen is heard and supported.
He acknowledged the recent political turbulence in the state, noting that it served as a reminder of the delicacy of democracy.
Fubara highlighted his administration’s priorities, including fairness, open-mindedness, and the protection of civil liberties.
He emphasized the importance of inclusivity, responsibility, and openness in governance, with the goal of helping democracy thrive for future generations.
The governor urged citizens to work together to create a peaceful and united society, built on healing, mutual understanding, and a shared vision for long-term development, acknowledging the efforts and sacrifices of past leaders who laid the foundation for today’s democracy.
He called on Rivers people to act with patriotism, dedication, and a sense of responsibility, expressing confidence that the state will emerge stronger and more united, appealed to every citizen to play their part in building a society where everyone has the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the state’s progress.
