Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, Pledges Full Implementation of Presidential Peace Agreement.
In a commitment to bring lasting peace to Rivers State, Governor Siminalayi Fubara has announced his resolve to fully implement the comprehensive presidential peace agreement designed to address the ongoing political crisis in the state.
In a statewide broadcast on Monday, the governor expressed his belief that the peace pact, though met with mixed reactions, is a crucial step toward political stability.
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Governor Fubara, a principal participant in the peace process, emphasized that after careful consideration, he views the peace pact more favorably than some portray it. He stated, “I have taken some time to study the terms therein and have come to the conclusion that the peace pact is not as bad as it is being portrayed by those genuinely opposed to it.”
Highlighting the significance of the peace proclamation, Fubara acknowledged the withdrawal of the purported impeachment notice and the release of withheld allowances for members of the state House of Assembly by the government. He reaffirmed his commitment to implementing the peace declaration in a manner that restores stability without compromising democratic values.
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Expressing gratitude to President Bola Tinubu for his intervention, Governor Fubara remarked, “Indeed, by this singular effort, our dear President has demonstrated that he loves Rivers State and cherishes nothing short of a reign of perfect peace in our state with his Presidential Peace Proclamation on the 18th of December 2023.”
In the spirit of Christmas, Fubara urged residents of the state to embrace the values of Jesus Christ, emphasizing selflessness, genuine love, and true forgiveness. Looking ahead to 2024, the governor expressed optimism about the transformation of the state, citing the completion of ongoing projects such as sections of the Port Harcourt Ring Road, the Andoni section of the Unity Road, the Ahoada-Omoku Road, the Emohua-Degema Road, and the commencement of new projects outlined in the 2024 budget.
As Rivers State aims for political stability and development, Governor Fubara’s commitment to the peace pact signals a positive step forward in addressing the challenges facing the region.
