Governor Siminalayi Fubara attributed Rivers State’s political crisis to power struggles over control of its resources, pledging transparent use of funds for residents’ benefit. Speaking at Omega Power Ministries, he urged continued prayers for his administration, commending Apostle Chinyere's educational initiatives amidst challenges facing public services in the state.
Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State has pointed to controlling the state's wealth as the primary driver of the current political turmoil affecting the region. During a celebration at Omega Power Ministries in Ikwerre, Governor Fubara emphasized that the struggle to control the oil-rich state’s resources is fueling conflicts among political actors. He reiterated his commitment to using these resources responsibly for the benefit of the people, underscoring that the state's wealth belongs to its residents.
Addressing the congregation gathered for the 51st birthday of Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere, General Overseer of Omega Power Ministries, Fubara urged continued prayers for his administration. He acknowledged the challenges posed by those who aim to disrupt his government, emphasizing that his primary focus remains the well-being of Rivers residents. "Our resources belong to the people, and we are determined to use them to uplift Rivers State," he stated. "Please continue to pray for us, as our administration is dedicated to ensuring that governance in Rivers stays on course."
Governor Fubara also praised Apostle Chinyere for his work in education and philanthropy, commending his efforts to provide vocational and technical training for young people. Reflecting on the condition of public services he encountered upon taking office, Fubara recognized the ministry's contributions as vital for the community. "While public services struggle, Apostle Chinyere is filling critical gaps with programs that equip our youth for future employment," he added.
Governor Fubara’s remarks come amid growing tensions over resource control in Rivers State, highlighting an ongoing struggle for influence within Nigeria’s political landscape.
