Governor Sim Fubara of Rivers State announced that "the worst is over" following the Appeal Court's reinstatement of 27 lawmakers. He reaffirmed his commitment to delivering good governance and emphasized his administration's resolve to overcome challenges and focus on the state's development.
Governor Sim Fubara of Rivers State announced on Friday that the worst is over, expressing his administration's determination to deliver good governance. This statement came in response to the Appeal Court's decision to reinstate the 27 lawmakers of the Rivers State House of Assembly. Addressing journalists in Khana, Khana Local Government Area, Fubara expressed confidence in God's guidance, referencing Psalms 23:5, which speaks of divine support in the presence of adversaries.
Fubara acknowledged the challenges faced by his government but assured the people of Rivers State that these obstacles would not deter them. He emphasized his commitment to fulfilling the promises made to the citizens and continuing to provide good governance despite the difficulties. "We have made our promises, and we will continue to give you good governance, no matter how difficult it is," he stated.
The governor reiterated that the recent court ruling marked a turning point, signifying the end of a challenging period for his administration. With the reinstatement of the 27 lawmakers, Fubara highlighted that his government is poised to move forward and focus on the state's development. He reassured the citizens of Rivers State that the administration is committed to ensuring the progress and growth of the region, emphasizing that the worst is now behind them and the focus is on delivering the necessary resources and infrastructure for the state's advancement.
