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Fubara hails Tinubu for strengthening Nigeria’s security institutions

Rivers State Governor Fubara praises President Tinubu’s efforts in strengthening Nigeria’s security institutions and enhancing national security architectu Read More: https://punchng.com/fubara-hails-tinubu-for-strengthening-nigerias-security-institutions/

Fubara hails Tinubu for strengthening Nigeria’s security institutions

Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara hailed President Bola Tinubu for his role in strengthening Nigeria's security institutions. Speaking at the commissioning ceremony of a rehabilitated runway at the Nigerian Air Force Base, Port Harcourt, Fubara stated that the project is a "statement of intent" that reflects the strong collaboration between the state government and the Nigerian Air Force.

He described the runway rehabilitation as a demonstration of the administration's commitment to genuine collaboration between the federal and sub-national governments, emphasizing that security is a collective responsibility. Fubara acknowledged Tinubu for equipping and repositioning the security institutions, emphasizing that national security is the foundation for every other area of development.

The governor emphasized that Rivers State, as the heart of Nigeria's oil and gas industry, has a direct tie to the security of the nation. He described the runway rehabilitation as a product of the administration's conviction that meaningful progress is built on genuine collaboration between the federal and sub-national governments.

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