As The Newswriter Newspaper, we have been closely following the developments in Rivers State, and the return of Governor Siminalayi Fubara to the Government House is a significant milestone. After six months of emergency rule, the people of Rivers State are eager to see the impact of Fubara’s leadership on their lives.
In his statewide broadcast, Governor Fubara emphasized the need for unity, reconciliation, and collective effort to rebuild the state. We commend his commitment to working harmoniously with the Rivers State House of Assembly to accelerate social and economic advancement. This approach is crucial in addressing the state’s complex challenges and promoting development.
However, Fubara’s return also presents challenges. The state still grapples with the effects of the emergency rule, and there are concerns about transparency and accountability in the management of state finances during this period. As The Newswriter, we urge Fubara’s administration to prioritize transparency and accountability in governance.
Despite these challenges, Fubara’s return offers a fresh opportunity for Rivers State to move forward. His administration’s achievements before the emergency rule, including initiatives in infrastructure, education, and healthcare, are notable. We encourage Fubara to build on these successes and complete ongoing projects to stimulate economic growth.
As Rivers State embarks on this new chapter, we urge Fubara’s administration to prioritize the needs of the people. This includes:
Transparency and Accountability: Ensure transparent and accountable management of state finances.
Infrastructure Development: Complete ongoing projects and invest in infrastructure to stimulate economic growth.
Social Service: Prioritize social services, including healthcare, education, and social welfare programs.
We call on Governor Fubara to deliver on his promises and work collaboratively with all stakeholders. The people of Rivers State deserve a government that is responsive to their needs and transparent in its operations. We will continue to monitor the developments in Rivers State and hold the government accountable for its actions.***
