Rivers: Fubara pledges to continue serving people’s interests

Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has assured the people of the state that his government will continue to work in their best interest.

Fubara gave the assurance shortly after he arrived at the Government House, Port Harcourt, the State capital on Friday.

He expressed his gratitude to the people and residents of the State for the warm reception he received earlier at the Port Harcourt International Airport, Omagwa in Ilwerre Local Government Area of the state.

Fubara stated, “I know everyone wants to hear something from me. In fact, you expected it when I landed at the Airport, ” even as he appreciated the large turnout of residents who came out to welcome and celebrate his return,.

The Governor described the reception as a display of love, confidence, and solidarity.

“Let me first of all appreciate the wonderful people of Rivers State. I’m really humbled by what I saw at the Airport. I was briefed on some photographs of what happened here yesterday. That reception really humbled me,” he said

Governor Fubara noted that the massive reception was not just a celebration, but a reaffirmation of the bond between his government and the people.

According to him, “It showed love, confidence and solidarity. I want to say that it is not just the celebration, the massive reception by the number of people who came out to celebrate, but the display and reaffirmation of the bond between this government and the people that we are serving.”

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Fubara continued, “I want to assure you that we will by the grace of God, continue to do those things that has made you people love us. I want to appreciate everyone and to say that we love you but God love you more.”

The Governor’ however disclosed that he will address the state officially by 6 pm, where he will appreciate everyone who contributed to bringing normalcy to the state.

“We are going to address the state officially by 6 pm and in that broadcast, we will appreciate everyone that brought normalcy to this state, ” he stated.