Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has declared that the state remains peaceful and safe, despite recent security concerns surrounding the administration of local government areas.
During a visit to Omuma Local Government Area, where two security operatives tragically lost their lives in a political crisis, Governor Fubara inspected the progress of the 14.6 km Omodu-Eberi road project, assuring residents that the state is not under siege.
Contrary to perceptions fueled by reports of protests and police presence at council secretariats, Governor Fubara’s assurance comes as a breath of fresh air, reaffirming the state’s commitment to maintaining law and order.
The warm welcome he received from excited residents, led by Caretaker Committee Chairman Promise Reginald, is a testament to the state’s prevailing peace.
This development comes on the heels of a directive from Inspector General of Police Kayode Egbetokun, who has ordered the continued police presence at local government secretariats in Rivers State to prevent any potential breakdown of law and order.
The police will maintain their presence until a court of competent jurisdiction delivers judgment on the local government crisis in the state.
Governor Fubara’s reassurance and the IGP’s directive have sent a strong message that Rivers State remains a haven of peace and security, where citizens can live and thrive without fear.
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