Despite recent legal challenges, Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has reaffirmed his dedication to enhancing the state's infrastructure and providing essential services for its citizens. In a statement addressing concerns surrounding an Appeal Court judgment, Fubara assured the public that his administration would remain resolute in its mission to develop and transform Rivers State.
Drawing inspiration from his faith, Governor Fubara highlighted the importance of overcoming obstacles and pressing on in the face of adversity. He stressed that challenges would not hinder his commitment to delivering on promises made and ensuring good governance for all Rivers State residents.
A recent visit to the Zonal Hospital at Bori Town in Khana Local Government Area showcased Fubara's emphasis on key sectors such as healthcare, education, and agriculture. The ongoing reconstruction of the hospital is part of Fubara's comprehensive plan to prioritize the well-being of citizens across Rivers State.
According to Punch News, the Zonal Hospital, once completed, will serve not only the residents of Khana and Gokana but also benefit the governor's constituency of Opobo/Nkoro. In the coming weeks, Fubara plans to inspect other ongoing projects in Degema, Ahoada, and Omoku while assessing the progress of the Modern General and Psychiatric Hospitals in Rumuigbo.