Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State clarified his recent visit to the residential quarters of the State House of Assembly, emphasizing the need for rehabilitation to ensure habitability.

In a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Nelson Chukwudi, Fubara explained that his visit was part of an on-the-spot assessment during an inspection tour of the 15.24 kilometers dual carriageway road project.

Asserting the Assembly quarters as a state property deserving proper upkeep, Governor Fubara underscored the appointment of a new Speaker as a motivating factor for his visit, aiming to address necessary improvements.

Taking a personal walk around the facility, Fubara expressed his commitment to ensuring conducive working conditions for lawmakers, stating, “The Assembly quarters is part of my responsibility, and I aim to enhance its functionality for the benefit of our legislators and citizens.”

Regarding the road project, Governor Fubara highlighted its significance in improving transportation and security, noting the reduction in travel time and criminal activities along the route. He emphasized the government’s dedication to prioritizing projects that directly impact the welfare of the people.

In conclusion, Governor Fubara reaffirmed his administration’s focus on governance centered around the well-being of the populace, emphasizing the importance of infrastructure development in enhancing the quality of life for all citizens.