Governor Fubara: True Politics Is About Serving The People, Not Divisions

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Governor Fubara: True Politics Is About Serving The People, Not DivisionsRivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has emphasized that politics should not merely be about securing loyalty or support, but rather about fulfilling the genuine needs of the people. He urged politicians to use their positions as a means to drive meaningful development and improve the lives of citizens.

Governor Fubara made the statement during the inauguration of Okocha Road and Spurs in the Rumuolumeni Community, Obio/Akpor Local Government Area, on Tuesday. In his address, he stressed that the true essence of politics lies in addressing the needs of the people, rather than focusing on political allegiances.

“Politics is not just about who is with you or against you,” Fubara said. “It is about meeting the needs of the citizens. Our duty as a government is to bring smiles to the faces of the people. It’s not about me personally; it’s about fulfilling the responsibility of government to serve the people.”

Reflecting on the project’s significance, Fubara explained that, following the 2023 Presidential Election, it became crucial to address the concerns of supporters in the area, many of whom were non-indigenes with substantial voting power. He added, “We had to ensure a conducive environment for the election. The people of this community supported us and stood by us, and this is my way of saying ‘thank you’ for believing in our vision.”

The Governor also assured the community that his administration would continue to address their needs, with plans to rehabilitate additional dilapidated roads and ensure they are motorable.

 

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