The Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has on Tuesday warned detractors, who have been propagating political lies, to stop rubbing Rivers State in the mud.
While warning critics against damaging political activities that paint the state in a bad light, which eventually would lead to destroying its economic fortunes, Fubara said the result of their actions in speaking badly of political activities would destroy the economy of the state.
He reiterated that the true lovers of the state are patriotic and will not engage in damaging political activities that will chase away investors who are expected to add to the economic prosperity of the state:
“Whatever we are doing or whoever is sponsoring anything negative is not doing it to the person of Gov. Fubara; they are using it to run down the state.
“I feel that it shouldn’t always be bad news from the state. People should see the good parts of our state and promote the image of our state.
“Economically, no sound and serious investor will hear all these stories and feel comfortable coming here to invest. So, we will try our best to continue to project the good side of our state.”
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According to the press release signed by Boniface Onyedi, the SSA Media to the Governor of Rivers State, which was also shared on Facebook by the Secretary to the Rivers State House, the governor was notice to be impressed by the way the construction is going.
“The contractor, Raffoul Nigeria Limited, had increased their pace and achieved a commendable milestone with the promise of delivering the road within the next three months.
“You know, the most critical part of the project is the bridge. If you have a video of what we saw last time compared to what we have on the ground now, it shows they’re really doing everything to make sure that the project is completed within the timeframe. They have promised that it will be delivered in the next three months.
“For us, we will continue to do our best for our dear state. We were elected into office to deliver service. I believe that doing what we are elected for is not something strange; it is carrying out our duty,” the governor said.
