Governor Sim Fubara of Rivers State has made a fervent appeal to the residents of the state, urging them to maintain peace during what he described as a challenging period for the region.
Speaking at the funeral service of late King Theophilus J.T. Princewill, Amachree XI, the Amanyanabo and Natural Ruler of the Kalabari Kingdom, held at the King Amachree Square in Buguma Town, Asari Toru Local Government Area, Governor Fubara emphasized the paramount importance of a peaceful environment for the state’s development.
Against the backdrop of political tension arising from a reported rift between Governor Fubara and his predecessor, Nyesom Wike, the governor emphasized the necessity of fostering a peaceful atmosphere.
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He underscored that progress and development cannot be achieved amidst strife and political discord.
Expressing the critical need for a harmonious environment, Governor Fubara highlighted that the state’s growth and aspirations are intricately linked to maintaining peace.
He stressed that only in a peaceful setting can the state progress towards its envisioned heights.
Governor Fubara emphasized the significance of tranquility as the catalyst for development, reiterating that the state’s advancement to its desired status hinges on the collective commitment of the people to uphold peace.
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The governor’s appeal comes amidst heightened political tensions, signaling a call for unity and a peaceful coexistence among the residents.
His remarks underscore the crucial role that peace plays in fostering progress and development within Rivers State, highlighting the necessity for all stakeholders to prioritize peace as a foundational element for the region’s growth and prosperity.
