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Rep Abiante Hails Gov Fubara's Resilience on Second Year in Office ... Describe Him as the 'Joseph of Our Time'


By: Awajis Josiah-Chijindu 

The member representing Andoni-Opobo/Nkoro Federal Constituency in the House of Representative, Rep  Awaji-Inombek Dagomie Abiante, has commended Governor Siminalayi Fubara on the occasion of his second year in office.

In a heartfelt message, Rep. Abiante praised the governor’s resilience, vision, and dedication to service amid challenging times.

Marking the milestone, Rep. Abiante extended congratulations on behalf of his family and constituents, highlighting the governor’s steadfast leadership as a beacon of hope and progress for Rivers State. 

Drawing inspiration from Psalm 91:1, he noted that Governor Fubara’s commitment to governance reflects divine guidance and protection, underscoring the importance of perseverance.

“Despite the turbulence of recent times, you have held on and remained focused and true to the calling of exemplary leadership,” Abiante stated. 

He expressed confidence that Governor Fubara’s tenure would be remembered with honor and that even greater achievements lie ahead for the state under his stewardship.

Governor Siminalayi Fubara, who holds several distinguished titles including GSSRS, KSC, and FCAN, has been at the helm of Rivers State since 2023. 

His administration has been characterized by efforts to promote sustainable development and laying an enduring foundation for the economic development of Rivers State, areas in which Rep. Abiante, as Chairman of the House Committee on Urban Development and Regional Planning, has shown keen interest.

The tribute comes as a testament to the governor’s impact and the optimism surrounding his ongoing leadership in Rivers State.

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