By Parrot Newspaper 
Fubara: “The Worst That Will Happen Is for Me to Leave Office”
Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has declared that he is prepared to make any sacrifice necessary to protect the democratic interests of the state, even as political tensions escalate and impeachment threats loom.
Speaking on Monday during the inauguration of the Rivers State Government House Staff Quarters in Port Harcourt, Fubara reaffirmed his commitment to the people, emphasizing that his administration’s priority remains the welfare and progress of Rivers State.
“It has to be on record that the interest of Rivers State is my priority. If it takes paying the supreme price to ensure that, so be it. Governance must continue, and victory is assured for the state,” he stated.
Despite mounting opposition, the governor insisted that his government would not be derailed. He acknowledged the recent Supreme Court ruling had dampened the morale of many Rivers residents but urged them to remain resolute.
“No matter how much our adversaries have tried to fool us, the time has come for Rivers people to take their destinies into their own hands,” Fubara declared.
He assured the people that he would lead with integrity and accountability, stating, “I assure you that I will lead you with honor, respect, and integrity. When I leave office, I want to be able to defend every decision I made. I will not disappoint you.”
While stressing that he does not support violence or lawlessness, Fubara warned that his administration would not tolerate any attempts to destabilize the state.
“I am not scared of anything. The worst that will happen is for me to leave the office. Am I leaving the earth? Will that stop me from existing? No. But the right thing must be done. When the time comes to take a decision, I will lead the charge,” he asserted.
As the political crisis in Rivers State deepens, Fubara’s defiant stance signals his readiness to resist what he describes as anti-democratic forces working against his administration.