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Gov. Fubara Bags the 2023 Silverbird Peace Advocate Award

…What This Award Means to Us

In a world where the echoes of discord often drown out the whispers of harmony, the recent recognition of Sir Siminialayi Fubara, GSSRS, the Governor of Rivers State, with the Peace Advocate Award by the Silverbirds Group, shines as a beacon of hope and a testament to the power of tranquility in fostering unprecedented growth and development. To the people of Rivers State, this isn't just an award; it's a clarion call to action, a reminder of the profound impact that peace can have on our collective well-being and prosperity.

Peace represents more than the absence of conflict; it is the foundation upon which societies flourish, economies thrive, and communities grow. In Rivers State, we stand at a pivotal juncture, where the path to revitalizing our economy, attracting investment, and solving the persistent challenges of unemployment hinges on our ability to cultivate and maintain a peaceful environment. The Peace Advocate Award, conferred purely on merit by the esteemed Silverbirds Group, signals a recognition of our ongoing efforts and the critical role that peace plays in achieving sustainable development.

The benefits of this prestigious acknowledgment extend beyond the symbolic. It heralds a new era of unparalleled prosperity for Rivers State under the stewardship of Governor Fubara. With peace as our guiding principle, we are poised to unlock the immense potential that our state harbors, creating an attractive landscape for investors, fostering innovation, and paving the way for a thriving economy that benefits all.

However, the journey to sustained peace and development is a collective endeavor, one that requires the active participation of every resident of Rivers State. We are all called upon to stand with Governor Fubara in advocating for and practicing peace in every facet of our lives. It is through our unified efforts, our unwavering commitment to harmony, and our shared vision for a prosperous future that we can truly transform our state.

As we celebrate this distinguished award bestowed upon Governor Fubara, let us also commit ourselves to be ambassadors of peace. Let us remember that our individual and collective contributions to fostering peace are invaluable to the development of Rivers State. Together, guided by the visionary leadership of Governor Fubara, we can surmount any obstacle and create a legacy of growth, stability, and prosperity for generations to come.

Congratulations, our amiable principal, His Excellency, Sir Siminialayi Fubara, GDSRS, on this well-deserved honor. Your dedication to the cause of peace has set us on a path to glory, and for this, the people of Rivers State are profoundly grateful.

- Dr. George C. Nwaeke, mni
Head Of Service
4th March, 2024

Charges Against Fubara’s Chief Of Staff Disobedience To Tinubu’s Directive, Ugochinyere Tells IGP

Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Petroleum Resources (Downstream) and Member representing Ideato North and South federal constituency of Imo State, Hon. Ikenga Imo Ugochinyere, has called on the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, to withdraw the criminal charges filed against Rt. Hon. Ehie Edison, the Chief of Staff to Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State, saying the charge was politically motivated and it amounted to a sabotage of the Rivers’ Presidential Peace Accord signed in Abuja.

The lawmaker made the call at the Private Jet Wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja on his way to Lome, Togo, for a two-day International Conference on the need for political peace and stability as key to sustainable development in Africa.

He recounted that in line with the said Peace Accord midwifed by President Bola Tinubu, all cases that were instituted in the courts were directed to be withdrawn by the President.
The lawmaker wondered why even the elected Governor of Rivers state would obey the President’s politically difficult decisions but an appointee of the President would be taking actions, which seem to sabotage the entire agenda.

“The Governor of Rivers State reappointed Commissioners who had resigned from his cabinet, he allowed the State House of Assembly to be sitting and he has paid them their allowances, among others. These are politically difficult decisions to take even when it looked like the governor then had all the advantages yet were obeyed. So it is strange that it is an appointee of the President that is taking steps that seem to sabotage the entire process,” he said.
Hon. Ugochinyere called on the Inspector General of Police to align with President Tinubu in bringing about lasting peace in Rivers State and withdraw the charges which were hurriedly filed without thorough investigation as thorough investigation would have revealed that Rt. Hon. Edison Ehie had no hand in the unfortunate burning of the Rivers State House of Assembly Complex in October 2023.

“Like the Rivers Governor has always preached, no price is too much to pay for peace in Rivers State. The Inspector General more than any other person should be interested in peace in Rivers State and should withdraw the charges as they were contemplated when political emotions were high and now that peace is returning and government running smoothly, the charges can only disrupt the peace and not build it,” Ugochinyere concluded.

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