Governor Sim Fubara of Rivers State has expressed relief and optimism following the Appeal Court's ruling that reinstated the 27 lawmakers of the Rivers State House of Assembly. He declared that "the worst is over" for his administration, signaling a new dawn for his government. Addressing journalists in Khana, Fubara reaffirmed his commitment to good governance, drawing inspiration from the Bible. He acknowledged that challenges are inherent in governance but expressed faith in God's guidance.
Fubara reassured the people of Rivers State that his administration remains resolute in delivering on its promises, despite the obstacles faced. He expressed confidence in the future, indicating that the state is moving forward with renewed energy. The governor's declaration is seen as a positive step in stabilizing the political environment in Rivers State, enabling his administration to focus on governance and development initiatives.
The Appeal Court's decision has bolstered confidence in the state's leadership, and Fubara's declaration is expected to reassure citizens and stakeholders of his administration's ability to overcome challenges and deliver on its promises. With the political landscape now more stable, Governor Fubara and his team can concentrate on implementing development projects and improving the lives of Rivers State citizens.