Governor Siminalayi Fubara addressed Rivers State residents in his New Year message. He spoke after a crossover service at the Government House Chapel in Port Harcourt. This event set a hopeful tone for 2026.
The Message Delivery
Fubara delivered his speech early on January 1, 2026. He focused on unity and faith. Moreover he urged people to stay calm despite rumors of conflict.
Ignoring War Sounds
The governor told residents to ignore sounds of possible political war. He stressed that his administration avoids instruments of war. Instead, prayer serves as their only weapon. As a result, he called for peace and restraint.
Reflecting on the Past
Fubara reviewed the last two years. He admitted challenges and unmet goals. However, he highlighted progress made under tough conditions. This reflection built a foundation for future plans.
Renewed Commitment
Entering 2026, Fubara promised renewed strength. He emphasized hope, faith, and perseverance. Furthermore, his team commits to better service for all residents. These values guide their actions ahead.
Optimism for Development
The governor expressed confidence in 2026. He predicted stability and faster growth. In addition, he assured improved fortunes for the state. Residents can expect more focus on key projects.
National Perspective
Fubara also shared views on national politics. He predicted victory for President Bola Tinubu in 2027. This statement showed his support for federal leadership.
Public Response
People in Rivers welcomed the message. Many praised the call for prayer over conflict. Yet some seek concrete steps to resolve tensions.
Looking Forward
Fubara’s words inspire hope. They remind everyone that peace drives progress. Ultimately, 2026 could mark a turning point for Rivers State.
