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I’ll deliver critical projects before leaving office – Fubara

Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara pledges to deliver critical projects, including healthcare and roads, before leaving office, ensuring development f Read More: https://punchng.com/ill-deliver-critical-projects-before-leaving-office-fubara/

I’ll deliver critical projects before leaving office – Fubara

Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has pledged to complete critical projects before the end of his term, despite the limited time remaining in his administration. During the inauguration of the 12.1km Egwi-Afara-Mba Road in Etche Local Government Area, Fubara affirmed his commitment to delivering infrastructure and addressing pressing development needs.

He stated that governance is about providing services and protecting lives, even if not all problems can be solved. Fubara's decision not to seek re-election was driven by a desire for peace and development in the state. He assured stakeholders that any unfinished projects would be continued by the next administration within his party, the All Progressives Congress.

The newly completed road is expected to boost business activities and reduce insecurity in Etche. Additionally, Fubara promised to extend the road to the Ndashi community and complete the nearby General Hospital, emphasizing that healthcare remains a priority for his administration.

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