Governor Sim Fubara of Rivers State expressed jubilation on Thursday following the affirmation of his election victory by the Supreme Court.
He described this legal validation as the removal of a significant obstacle that had affected his administration’s focus over the past eight months.
In a statement issued by his media aide, Boniface Onyedi, Governor Fubara stated, “About an hour ago, the Supreme Court revalidated our mandate in the election.

It is a victory for the entire state.” He emphasized the importance of this victory in consolidating the purpose of governance, especially in light of previous distractions.
Expressing gratitude to God for the favorable outcome, Governor Fubara acknowledged President Bola Tinubu for his supportive role in matters concerning Rivers State.
He also extended appreciation to Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), whom he referred to as his “Oga,” for his unwavering support.
Governor Fubara called on all stakeholders to unite in working towards building a competitive state that would be recognized for its prosperity.
He expressed his administration’s commitment to creating an environment conducive to peace and progress, stating, “We have a dream of making it a highly competitive state that will measure, if not up to Lagos but close to becoming like Lagos.
We can only achieve this in an atmosphere of peace.”
While assuring continued provision of essential services to the people of Rivers State, Governor Fubara hinted at addressing the state in detail about the victory soon.
He concluded by urging everyone to rejoice in the removal of one obstacle and expressed hope for the amicable resolution of any remaining challenges.
The Supreme Court’s affirmation of Governor Fubara’s election victory has provided a boost to his administration’s resolve to steer Rivers State towards greater prosperity and development.
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