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More Groups Collapse Structures For Simplified Rivers Youths
As Rivers youths resolve to galvanise support for the Governor Siminalayi Fubara- led administration, more groups have continued to collapse their structures to team up and work with the Simplified Rivers Youths led by Comrade Ambrose Sopuruchi.
The latest in the list include Simplified Inspiration Group led by Comrade Daniel Kenneth.
In his remarks, Comrade Daniel Kenneth-led Simplified Inspiration Group said they decided to join hands with the Simplified Rivers Youths to work together with the aim of supporting Governor Fubara succeed in his Rivers First mantra.
Kenneth hinted that having seen the Simplified Rivers Youths led by Comrade Ambrose Sopuruchi as more formidable and well organised, they decided to pitch their tent with the members in order to galvanise grassroot organic support for the Governor.
The inspiratiinal group leader explained that they have no iota of doubt on his ability to take the group to greater heights and achieve its goals.
He said the Simplified Rivers Youths leader had been tested, trusted and proven worthy to lead and take the teeming Rivers youths to enviable heights.
He noted having seen the blue- print aimed at mobilising organic support in solidarity with our youth-friendly Governor, we deemed it fit to support him. We have no regrets whatsoever doing it. We have teamed up with more coordinated and formidable group to support Governor Fubara to ensure he delivers good governance to his people,” he said.
Earlier, the Simplified Rivers Youths leader, Comrade Ambrose Sopuruchi had commended the group for taking such a bold step to work together for the sole aim of supporting the Governor to change the narrative.
He, therefore, urged other groups to emulate the kind gesture of the Simplified Inspiration Group by joining hands wiith t;he group to give Governor Fubara maximum support to govern the State.
Sopuruchi, who is also the President of Igburu Youth Worldwide expressed gratitute for the steps taken by the group to identify with them ,saying all hands will be together to achieve a common purpose which is seeing the Governor succeed.
He advised them to always preach the gospel of Governor Fubara, saying working together, Rivers youth can achieve the gospel of peace which is the hallmark of the present administration in the State.
He also urged the youths to team up with the Governor to make the State a peaceful place.
He reiterated the determination of the group to mobilise and galvanise support for the governor considering his monumental achievements in all spheres of life within one year in office.
He, however, called on the authorities of the Corporate Affairs Commission ( CAC ) to be mindful and vigilante on the activities of those who want to impersonate the group.
He said anybody or group which intends to register the same group should be arrested. as Simplified Rivers youth led by himself remains the only know group in the state.
Comr Ambrose said on no account should anybody or group seek registration with its name ,saying such move shall be resisted lawfully
On his part ,DrObodoGidswill ,Acting Secretary of the group it is remarkable what the group have done to show support and collapsed their structure for Simplified Rivers youth
Obodo said group is happy over the achievement of the Governor
On her part ,Estherpepple,Woman leader described the step as a welcome development ,saying working her group to support Governor Fubara deserve commendations
Several LGD coordinators ,state executive were on group to receive the grou
The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Waidi Shaibu, has tasked troops of Operation SAVANNAH SHIELD to dominate the battlespace and intensify offensive operations against kidnappers, bandits and other criminal elements in the North Central region.
Shaibu gave the directive yesterday during his maiden operational visit to the Headquarters, Joint Task Force North Central (JTF-NC), at Sobi Barracks, Ilorin.
This is contained in a statement by the Acting Director, Army Public Relations, Col. Appolonia Anele, in Abuja, yesterday.
Shaibu said the Nigerian Army would remain resolute in its constitutional responsibility of safeguarding lives and property, stressing that troops must sustain pressure to decisively deny criminal elements freedom of action.
He assured personnel of continued deployment of combat enablers and operational resources to enhance clearance operations and dismantle criminal hideouts across Kwara and Niger states.
The COAS reaffirmed his commitment to troop welfare, noting that improved welfare remained critical to sustaining morale, operational effectiveness and combat readiness.
He urged the troops to remain disciplined, professional and loyal to the Constitution and the democratically elected government.
Earlier, the Theatre Commander, JTF-NC Operation SAVANNAH SHIELD, Maj.-Gen. Yakubu Yahaya, commended the COAS for his strategic leadership and support.
Yahaya assured that troops would remain committed and steadfast in restoring peace and stability in the region.
The Nigerian Navy says it is expanding training and infrastructure to address emerging security threats and strengthen operational efficiency across formations and units nationwide.
The Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Adm. Idi Abbas, spoke during the inauguration of projects at the Nigerian Navy Basic Training School (NNBTS) in Onne, Rivers as part of activities marking the Nigerian Navy’s 70th anniversary.
Abbas, represented by the Flag Officer Commanding, Naval Training Command (NAVTRAC), Rear Adm. Ebiobowei Zipele, said the projects reflected significant progress made by the navy since its establishment in 1956 from the British Royal Navy.
“Training and infrastructure have improved significantly to meet contemporary security challenges and fulfil the navy’s constitutional responsibilities.”
According to him, the anniversary provides the navy an opportunity to reflect on its achievements and contributions over the past seven decades.
Projects inaugurated included a remodelled female trainees’ hostel accommodating more than 500 occupants and an expanded golf course upgraded from one to nine holes.
Others were the NNBTS fuel dump, Chief Boatswain’s Mate House, renovated pharmacy department and a new theatre block at the Naval Medical Centre, Onne.
Abbas described the new theatre as a major milestone for the navy’s medical services.
“Previously, injured personnel requiring surgeries were referred outside the facility.
“With this theatre, surgeries can now be conducted within the base.’’
He added that a 30KVA inverter had also been installed to guarantee uninterrupted electricity supply at the training school.
The naval chief assured officers, ratings and trainees that the navy leadership remained committed to their welfare and wellbeing.
“These infrastructure upgrades show the commitment of the Chief of Naval Staff to addressing operational and welfare challenges promptly,” he said.
In addition, NAVTRAC distributed educational materials to pupils of Community Primary Schools One and Two, Ogale, in Ebubu-Eleme area of Rivers.
Items distributed included exercise books, school bags and other writing materials as part of the navy’s civil-military engagement initiative.
Zipele said the outreach was designed to strengthen relations between the navy and host communities while supporting children’s education.
“Education remains critical to national growth and youth empowerment. Some of these pupils may eventually serve in the Nigerian Navy,” he said.
He noted that the initiative demonstrated the navy’s commitment to educational development, peace, security and sustainable community relations.
Zipele urged the pupils to remain disciplined, focused and committed to their studies while embracing patriotism, integrity and hard work.
He thanked the Ebubu community for its continued support for the naval training command headquarters and the navy.
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