Nigeria’s 64th Independence: Gov Fubara Declares Commitment To Good Governance, Rejects Blackmail

Nigeria’s 64th Independence: Gov Fubara Declares Commitment To Good Governance, Rejects Blackmail

Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has emphasized that his administration will not succumb to overt blackmail while continuing to build on the progress made in fostering peace, advancing good governance, implementing key projects, and boosting the state’s Internally Generated Revenue (IGR)…..CONTINUE READING 

During the 64th Nigerian Independence Day Anniversary Parade at the Government House Arcade in Port Harcourt on Tuesday, Governor Fubara commended President Bola Tinubu for his decisive and practical economic reforms aimed at rectifying past structural challenges and steering Nigeria towards a new era of sustainable growth and prosperity.

In a statement issued by his Chief Press Secretary, Nelson Chukwudi, Fubara reflected on the significance of October 1, 1960, when Nigeria’s first Prime Minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, raised the nation’s iconic green-white-green flag, symbolizing independence and freedom from colonial rule.

He acknowledged the sacrifices of the nation’s founding fathers and other leaders, as well as the contributions of brave individuals who have played crucial roles in maintaining freedom and promoting Nigeria’s unity and progress.

“The vision of our founding fathers at independence was to create a united and secure nation founded on the principles of brotherhood, democracy, justice, and equality for all peoples, tribes, and nations,” Fubara stated.

The governor recognized the economic challenges that have heightened the difficulties faced by many Nigerians, stating, “Despite the economic hardships and social ills affecting our nation and hindering its progress, we still have ample reasons to celebrate and give thanks to God as a people.”

He highlighted Nigeria’s reputation as a hardworking, confident, and joyful nation, rich in natural and human resources with immense economic potential. He also noted the country’s cultural diversity, where various religions, languages, and traditions coexist harmoniously.

Fubara urged Nigerians to appreciate the blessings that God has provided, which are vital for building a great nation where no one suffers oppression and everyone can live in peace and prosperity.

He reiterated the importance of upholding the vision of Nigeria’s founding leaders, encouraging citizens to reaffirm their commitment to a united country under God and to pledge their allegiance to one another in the quest for freedom, peace, and justice.

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