Gov Fubara Sworn In Eight New Commissioners

Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State has recently sworn in eight new commissioners, marking a significant development in his administration. The new commissioners were appointed following the confirmation by the Rivers State House of Assembly, a move that signals a new phase in the state’s governance.

The swearing-in ceremony took place at the Executive Council Chambers of Government House, where Governor Fubara emphasized the importance of accurate record-keeping within the civil service. He urged the new commissioners to uphold this standard, ensuring that they can confidently account for their actions at any time. Fubara’s emphasis on discipline and integrity within his administration underscores his commitment to good governance and accountability.

The appointment of the new commissioners comes amid political dynamics in Rivers State, with factions within the House of Assembly playing a role in the confirmation process. Despite the political context, Governor Fubara’s move to appoint new commissioners reflects his administration’s focus on delivering effective governance to the people of Rivers State.

The new commissioners are expected to contribute positively to the state’s development, with Governor Fubara expressing confidence in their ability to serve the interests of the state diligently. As Rivers State continues its journey under the leadership of Governor Fubara, the appointment of the new commissioners is seen as a step towards enhancing the state’s governance and service delivery to its citizens.