Politics
Fubara presents stewardship scorecard to stakeholders in Rivers
Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State, at the Obi Wali International Conference Centre, presented account of his stewardship and the scorecard of his administration in the past one year to leaders and stakeholders in the state.
According to Fubara, @SimFubaraKSC

Traditional rulers at the One year scorecard presentation of Gov Siminalayi Fubara in Port Harcourt
“Today, we presented account of our stewardship and the scorecard of our one year in office to Rivers leaders and stakeholders in a colourful event held at the Obi Wali International Conference Centre.
“It was a historic moment as we shed light on our spending on projects that positively impact on the well-being of our people.

Stakeholders at the One Year scorecard presentation by Gov Siminalayi Fubara
“We deliberately listed the projects and cost of expenditure on them and assured our people that we are committed to keep delivering on more quality projects in the priority areas of healthcare, agriculture, education, road infrastructure, economy and human welfare in order to stimulate growth and the development of our dear state.
“It was an event to reassure our people, clear their doubts and project the picture of a future that is filled with hope and better aspirations for a greater Rivers State.”
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