Rivers State Governor Warns Compromised Officials, Swears-In New Permanent Secretary
Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara warned compromised officials during the swearing-in of new permanent secretary Austin Ezekiel-Hart. Fubara emphasized integrity and due process, stating there is no hiding place for those aiding illegality under the emergency rule.
The governor commended Ezekiel-Hart for upholding professionalism and urged him to maintain high standards. Fubara reiterated his administration's commitment to rewarding integrity and sanctioning misconduct.
He directed the Head of Service to assign responsibilities to the new appointee. The governor's message serves as a stern warning to officials compromising their duties in the state.
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