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Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has dismissed all commissioners and public officials impacted by the recent Supreme Court ruling regarding their appointments, effective immediately. The governor made this announcement during a farewell session with his cabinet, which took place on Wednesday at Government House, Port Harcourt, as part of the celebrations for Nigeria’s 65th Independence Anniversary.
In a statement issued by his Chief Press Secretary, Nelson Chukwudi, Governor Fubara expressed his appreciation to the members of his cabinet for their commitment and contributions to the progress of Rivers State over the last two years.
Emphasizing the importance of Nigeria’s independence, the governor encouraged citizens to collaborate with President Bola Tinubu in fostering a peaceful, secure, and prosperous nation with a brighter future for everyone.
Governor Fubara also reiterated his dedication to serving Rivers State with renewed enthusiasm, acknowledged the support of the people, and extended his wishes for a joyful 65th independence anniversary to all Nigerians.
Why were the commissioners and public officers relieved of their positions?
They were dismissed due to the recent Supreme Court judgment regarding their appointments.
What did Governor Fubara express during the farewell session?
Governor Fubara expressed gratitude to his cabinet members for their dedication and contributions to the state's development.
What message did the governor convey regarding Nigeria's independence?
He urged citizens to work alongside President Bola Tinubu to build a peaceful and prosperous nation.
What commitment did Governor Fubara make for the future?
He reaffirmed his commitment to serve Rivers State with renewed vigor and expressed his appreciation for the support from the people.
