We fought like gallant soldiers, destroyed enemies’ plans to halt governance - Siminalayi Fubara
Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has praised his administration’s resilience in overcoming attempts to disrupt governance, likening their efforts to those of "gallant soldiers" in battle, as reported by Punch.
His remarks, made during a public address, highlighted the administration’s determination to maintain stability and deliver on promises despite facing significant challenges.
“We fought like gallant soldiers,” Governor Fubara stated, emphasizing the concerted efforts of his team to counter obstacles aimed at halting progress in the state.
He revealed that his government faced both political and external pressures designed to derail governance but remained steadfast in its mission to serve the people of Rivers State.
Drawing parallels to a battlefield, the Governor expressed pride in the dedication and sacrifices made by his administration.
He noted that the challenges were not merely political but involved broader attempts by detractors to hinder development. “It wasn’t just about defeating opposition,” he added, “but ensuring that the people of Rivers State were not left vulnerable.”
Governor Fubara’s comments reflect his administration’s commitment to prioritizing the welfare of the people and sustaining progress.
He reassured citizens that the government would remain focused on advancing critical development initiatives despite ongoing challenges.
The Governor’s message comes amid continued political and economic headwinds, underscoring the need for resilience and unity. His leadership, he noted, is anchored on the principle of overcoming adversity to ensure the state thrives.
As the administration presses forward, Fubara reiterated his confidence in the collective efforts of his team and urged citizens to remain hopeful.
He pledged that Rivers State would continue to see growth and development under his leadership, regardless of the hurdles ahead.