Fubara says forces of justice will prevail in political crisis in Rivers State
Suspended Rivers Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has urged residents of the state to remain hopeful and united in the face of the political crisis that resulted in the declaration of emergency rule in the state.
In a May Day statement issued by, his chief press secretary, Nelson Chukwudi,
Fubara said “forces of justice, peace, and progress will prevail in the end”.
He commended the resilience of the state’s workforce as the world commemorates Workers’ Day 2025.
Fubara praised workers of Rivers state for their “patriotism, integrity and unwavering commitment to duty” and commended President Bola Tinubu for “advancing labour reforms”.
He described Rivers workers as the “backbone of the state’s development and beacon of hope for a better future”.
The suspended governor said the 2025 Workers’ Day theme, ‘Ensuring Safety and Health at Work in a Changing Climate’, throws up the urgent need to safeguard workers’ well-being in the face of environmental and political challenges.
“This theme underscores the urgent need to protect workers amid escalating environmental threats and socio-political uncertainties.
“It is a call to prioritise occupational safety and well-being as essential pillars for sustainable growth.”
He commended “the efforts of the Federal Government, under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, in promoting climate-conscious policies that support a healthier, safer working environment nationwide.
“I offer prayers for divine wisdom and guidance for all leaders,” he said.
“Our administration remains committed to creating a work environment that nurtures dignity, opportunity and prosperity for all.”
