Governor Siminalayi Fubara has broken his silence following the lifting of the state of emergency in Rivers State, addressing residents after being reinstated to office.

His comments mark the culmination of a six-month suspension triggered by political disputes with the State House of Assembly.

Key Highlights from Fubara’s Address

Fubara expressed gratitude to residents for their patience during the emergency period, saying their endurance through uncertainty has not gone unnoticed.

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He urged political stakeholders to embrace a new era of cooperation, promising to prioritise good governance, security, and development now that the constitutional impasse has been resolved.

Fubara reaffirmed that the goal is not to punish political rivals but to ensure that the machinery of government works efficiently for the people. He emphasised healing and moving forward.