Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State delivered a stirring address at the country home of Sir Celestine Omehia in Ubima community, Ikwerre Local Government Area. The occasion marked a solemn gathering to commiserate with Sir Omehia on the passing of his mother, Mrs. Ezinne Cecilia Omehia, who lived to the age of 95.
Expressing deep concern for the state's well-being, Governor Fubara highlighted the prevailing threat to Rivers State's integrity, characterizing it as a "fierce fight" to destroy the essence of the region. His words echoed a sentiment of solidarity and resilience, urging citizens to unite against forces seeking to undermine the state's progress.
Governor Fubara condemned the politics of bitterness, warning of its detrimental impact on Rivers State's advancement. He emphasized the importance of rejecting divisive rhetoric and fostering a culture of cooperation and mutual respect in contemporary politics.
Underscoring his unwavering commitment to principles of truth and justice, Governor Fubara affirmed his dedication to governing Rivers State with integrity and transparency. He pledged to stand firm in upholding the state's values, refusing to compromise on matters of conscience.
In a call to action, Governor Fubara rallied the elders present, emphasizing the need for collective effort to safeguard the soul of Rivers State. He urged unity and determination in the face of adversity, emphasizing that the state's future depended on the concerted efforts of its citizens.
Amidst the challenges and uncertainties of the present moment, Governor Fubara's resolute stance offers a beacon of hope for Rivers State, inspiring a renewed sense of purpose and solidarity among its people.
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