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“We Will Emerge Stronger, More United”, Gov Fubara Tells Rivers State Residents On Democracy Day

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By Suleiman Anyalewechi

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The suspended Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, has expressed  optimism that the State will emerge stronger, united and more prosperous from  the ashes of its  present travails.

In a Democracy Day message on Thursday June 12, 2025, Governor Fubara rededicated himself to the task of safeguarding the country’s democratic system and rule of law .

In a statement issued by his Media Aide, Nelson Chukwudi, the Governor asserted that the political upheaval in the State leading to the temporary disruption of democratic order is indicative of the fragile nature of the system in Nigeria as well as the imperativeness to jealousy protect it .

This is just as he pledged his commitment  towards upholding the principles of rule law ,protection of fundamental human rights ,and ensuring that all citizens, regardless of political persuasion will be enabled to participate in the governance space of the State.

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He emphasized the need for  the protection and nurturing of democratic ideals in the country while, also, urging citizens to remain focused and strong.

Governor Fubara noted that the State’s democratic trajectory has been that of a mixture of victories and challenges ,but with both sides underscoring the need to remain resilient and true to the ethos of democracy .

Consequently, the suspended Governor sued for concerted and collaborative efforts across party divide to ensure not only the survival of democracy in Nigeria, but for the delivery of meaningful democratic dividends to the people.

He pledged his readiness and unflinching determination to safeguarding the lives and property of the people through the conception and religious implementation of a robust security framework.

According to him, such security blueprint will be powered by an unwavering institutionalization of an inclusive, transparent and accountable governance system.

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His administration, he further stated, so far has prioritized fairness, and open-mindedness, safeguarded civil liberties, as well as putting institutional arrangements in place to ensure effective oversight.

Similarly, Governor Fubara noted that his administration has intentionally pursued polices that encourage inclusion, responsibility and openness with the overall aim of ensuring the survival and thriving of democracy for the benefits of future generations .

Referencing the disruption of democratic order in the State, Governor Fubara, however, saluted the doggedness and resolutness of the people .

He urged the people to continue to face the challenges of the moment with a great sense of unity, boldness and renewed sense of purpose.

He expressed the confidence that the future of Rivers state rests squarely on the ability of the people to work together, innovate and push forward with shared goals.

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He enjoined the citizens to always be intentional in their quest for a peaceful and united society anchored on healing, mutual understanding ,and a shared vision for long term development .

While acknowledging the patriotic and selfless contributions of the progenitors of the current democratic order, the Governor appealed to the people to see the present challenges as a necessary sacrifice to build on the past efforts of the State’s and country’s democratic evolution.

He called on the people to always act with a sense of patriotism ,dedication and responsibility ,noting that Rivers state will in the end emerge stronger and more united than before.


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