Governor Sim Fubara of Rivers State expressed confidence on Friday following a significant legal development that reinstated 27 lawmakers to the Rivers State House of Assembly.
The Appeal Court's decision was hailed by Fubara as a pivotal moment, signaling resilience in his administration's pursuit of good governance.
Speaking to reporters in Khana, Khana Local Government Area, Governor Fubara assured the public that despite recent challenges, his government remains steadfast in delivering on its promises to the people of Rivers State.
Referencing Biblical scripture from Psalms 23:5, he underscored the perseverance required in the face of adversity, emphasizing that his administration will continue to prioritize the state's development.
Fubara acknowledged the curiosity surrounding recent events but affirmed that his focus remains on steering Rivers State forward amidst ongoing political dynamics.
He reiterated his commitment to overcoming obstacles and ensuring sustained progress in governance.
The reinstatement of the lawmakers follows a period of legal contention and political maneuvering in Rivers State, underscoring the complex landscape of state politics.