Governor Fubara Tasks New Special Advisers on Collective Governance in Rivers State

Governor Sir Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State charged five newly appointed special advisers to align with the government's vision and ensure efficient governance. The advisers, including Barrister Eloka Tasi Amadi and Professor Peter Mede, were sworn in to strengthen teamwork and uphold the state's administrative machinery.
Fubara emphasized the importance of collective effort, discipline, and shared responsibility to achieve the government's goals. The appointees were urged not to be complacent and to contribute meaningfully to governance and service delivery for the benefit of the people of Rivers State.
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