Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State is taking decisive steps to reinvigorate state governance, strategically appointing five special advisers to drive his administration's vision forward.

In a significant ceremony at the Government House in Port Harcourt, Fubara swore in Eloka Tasie-Amadi, Professor Peter Medee, Emmanuel Frank Fubara, Victor Ekaro, and Darlington Orji, signaling his commitment to building a collaborative and effective leadership team.

The governor emphasized that these appointments are not merely ceremonial, but a critical opportunity to contribute meaningfully to governance and service delivery in Rivers State. With a focus on collective effort and shared responsibility, Fubara stressed the importance of teamwork and discipline in achieving the state's developmental goals.

Highlighting the strategic selection of these advisers, Fubara noted that they are familiar faces who have previously worked with him and understand the administration's core philosophy. 'They've been with us, they've worked with us,' he explained, expressing confidence in their ability to drive the state's agenda forward.

The appointments come on the heels of a recent cabinet reshuffle, demonstrating Fubara's proactive approach to governance. He urged the new advisers to remain committed to the vision of delivering people-centered governance, warning against complacency and emphasizing the serious work ahead.

'It's a rare opportunity,' Fubara told the new appointees. 'Don't let us down. We will start to work for Rivers people. Our social agreement with Rivers people is to work.'

With these strategic appointments, Governor Fubara is signaling a strong commitment to purposeful leadership and effective service delivery, positioning Rivers State for potential significant progress in the coming months.