ENUGU, Nigeria (VOICE OF NAIJA)- Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to people-centred governance, declaring that the “Rivers First” philosophy remains the driving force behind government policies and programmes.
In a goodwill message issued by his Chief Press Secretary, Onwuka Nzeshi, to mark the third anniversary of his administration, Fubara said his government had consistently prioritised the welfare and interests of Rivers people above every other consideration.
The governor stated that investments in road infrastructure were aimed at linking rural communities with urban centres while opening up economic opportunities across the state.
He explained that the vision of transforming Rivers State into a major investment hub informed the execution of projects including the Port Harcourt Ring Road, Trans-Kalabari Highway, Elele/Umudioga/Egbeda/Ubimini/Ikiri/Omoku Road, and the Ngo-Atlantic/Oyorokoto Road.
Fubara also noted that his administration had strengthened the education and healthcare sectors while maintaining focus on peace and security.
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He expressed appreciation to Rivers residents for entrusting him with the leadership of the state and assured them that public resources would continue to be deployed for the benefit of the people.
According to him, the achievements recorded by his administration over the past three years were made possible through the resilience, cooperation and enterprise of Rivers people.
“What we have achieved in three years is proof that when government and citizens pull in the same direction, progress is possible,” he stated.
The governor pledged to sustain transparent leadership and ensure that every government project and policy reflects the aspirations and needs of the people.
He also urged elders, youths, women, traders, teachers, artisans, professionals and farmers to continue supporting efforts aimed at developing the state.
Fubara further congratulated Nigerians on 27 years of uninterrupted democratic governance, describing it as proof that the country’s diverse ethnic nationalities can coexist peacefully and continue to move forward together.