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| Fubara: Initial 8 Months as Governor Without Decision-Making |
Fubara's commitment to transparency was evident as he emphasized record-keeping. He carried his white paper with him, ensuring no room for manipulation. His dedication to accountability extended to all aspects of governance, even those preceding his current term.
Governor Similanayi Fubara of Rivers State revealed that he began making decisions as a governor in February 2024. Speaking at the Egbeda Community Secondary School field, where the inauguration of internal roads projects in Emohua Local Government Area took place, Fubara emphasized that the visible projects were accomplished within four months.
He highlighted the principles of good governance, efficient service delivery, and cost-effective project execution. Fubara expressed confidence that the positive impact would continue to grow, envisioning a different experience for Rivers State beyond regular governance.
Fubara's commitment to transparency was evident as he emphasized record-keeping. He carried his white paper with him, ensuring no room for manipulation. His dedication to accountability extended to all aspects of governance, even those preceding his current term.
The Egbeda Internal Roads Project addressed community needs, bringing happiness to the people and resolving long-standing flooding issues. Governor Fubara pledged to empower citizens and enhance their quality of life.
Acknowledging the support received during elections, Fubara affirmed that his administration's focus remained on delivering dividends of democracy through impactful projects and social services.
At the project's inauguration, Sheriff Oborevwori, the Delta State governor, commended Fubara's commitment to sustainable infrastructure development. The Egbeda road project symbolized Rivers State's dedication to improving transportation and economic empowerment across the **Emohua Local Government Area.
