Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has expressed readiness to work with all members of the State House of Assembly, signaling a commitment to unity and cooperation within the state’s legislative and executive arms of government.
Speaking during a recent engagement, the governor emphasized that governance requires collective responsibility and mutual respect among elected officials. He stated that regardless of political differences or past disagreements, his administration remains open to constructive collaboration in the interest of Rivers State.
Fubara noted that effective lawmaking and policy implementation depend on synergy between the executive and the legislature. He assured lawmakers that his government is prepared to engage in dialogue, consultation, and transparent communication to ensure that developmental projects and public policies are executed efficiently.
The governor also underscored the importance of stability in the state’s political environment, pointing out that prolonged conflicts between arms of government can hinder progress and affect service delivery to citizens. He reiterated that his focus remains on infrastructure development, economic growth, social welfare, and improved public services.
Observers view the governor’s remarks as a conciliatory gesture aimed at easing tensions and fostering institutional harmony. Political analysts note that collaboration between the executive and legislative branches is critical for budget approvals, policy reforms, and oversight functions.
Members of the Assembly are yet to issue a formal collective response, but stakeholders across the state have welcomed the governor’s statement as a step toward strengthening democratic governance.
As Rivers State continues to navigate its political landscape, the call for cooperation is seen as central to maintaining stability and advancing development objectives for the benefit of residents.