Rivers Governor Siminalayi Fubara expressed deep understanding of the people of the country as they unwaveringly supported his government and its commitment to the truth.
Governor Fobara spoke during commissioning for a third fire station within a week, reaffirming his dedication to making people-centered decisions to ensure safety and uphold democratic values.
Fubara stressed that the primary responsibility of any government is to protect life and property and to ensure that residents are firmly fulfil this obligation.
“We can feel your support here. I want to thank the good people in River State for believing in us.
“We know that your trust is based on truth. I want to assure you that we will continue to do the right thing to make life better and to grow our country.” Fubara said.
The governor noted that the newly commissioned Rumuodomaya Fire Department will enhance emergency responses in OBIO/AKPOR and its surrounding communities to ensure timely fire outbreaks.
Despite the political crisis, Fubara shows progress
Despite the ongoing political disruption in the state, Fubara expressed pleasure in unveiling another firefighting facility.
“I am very happy again to show one thing we have done to prove that the interests of our people appear first in our government.” He said.
He recalled that when the inauguration of the remodeled River Fire Headquarters, he announced the completion of two additional subsites – one in Polokiri, one in Polokiri, the site was commissioned earlier and one in Rumuodomaya.
“The nature of the project is clear – we must maintain the lives and property of the river people, which is the main function of governance,” he said. The governor announced.
Stakeholders praise Fobala’s leadership
At the inauguration, Chief Director Hanny Woko, a key stakeholder in the OBIO/AKPOR local government area, praised the governor for delivering human-oriented projects despite political turmoil in the state.
The local government with FCT Minister Nyesom Wike and Rivers Assembly Speaker Martin Amaewhule called on Woko, who urged all political players to allow Governor Fubara to complete his term peacefully.
He stressed the need for fair and fair competition, stressing that the Ikweers had been governor for 16 years and that was only the correctness of other ethnic groups, such as the ijaw people represented by Forbala.
“We, the people of Ikwell, thank you for the support we have when we have power. Now, it’s just that we extend the same support to others. We must respect democracy and allow Governor Fobara to reach his entire term.” Woko said.
He further condemned the political crisis in Rivers and urged politicians to learn from states like Lagos, where governance transitions were managed without unnecessary conflict.
“We should borrow a leaf from sister states like Lagos. Their governors have stable rule. Yes, conflicts can occur, but the focus must always be on putting the country first,” he said. He added.
Fire Department renovated after 13 years of neglect
Woko praised the River State Government for renovating the Rumuodomaya Fire Department, which has been abandoned for 13 years since its construction by the tens of millions of Waich government.
He said states without functional fire service are vulnerable, adding that Governor Fobara has taken a bold step to ensure the river is protected.
“We thank your Excellency for your ongoing governance without noticing the distractions around you.” Woko said.
Project details
Dr. Samuel Anya, the Rivers State Special Responsibility Director, outlined the Rumuodomaya Fire Services Sub-Station, and Dr. Samuel Anya highlighted how Governor Fubara would restore the project after many years.
Now the restored facilities include 54 offices, brand new fire trucks, staff dormitories, a 45,000-liter water tank
Governor Fubara assured the river residents that his administration remains focused on providing influential projects regardless of political disruption.
“In the next two weeks, there are some projects in line. We will be here to serve and we will continue to prioritize the welfare of our people.” He came to the conclusion.
