Obio/Akpor ‘Simplified’ Non-Indigenes Pass Confidence Vote On Fubara

The Ward 6 Non-Indigenes Simplified Movement in Obio /Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State has passed a vote of confidence on Governor Siminalayi Fubara.
The group which passed the verdict at a media conference in Woji Town, Obio/Akpor Local Government Area, also endorsed Ambassador Chijioke Ihunwo for chairmanship in the forthcoming October 5 local government elections.
The group said that the decision for the confidence vote was based on the Governor’s leadership style and inclusivity.
The non-indigenes particularly commended the Governor for appointing a non indigene, Dr Sam Anya, into the State Executive Council
“We the non indigenes in Ward 6 are moving a vote of confidence on your administration and also declare our unwavering support to your administration until 2027 and beyond.
“Once again, we say thank you for your timely rescue from hunger and your unwavering commitment, to the people “, they said.
The text of the briefing which was read by Lady Adaure Odu, Ward 6 Women Leader and jointly signed by Comrade Chukwudi Udechukwu,Ward 6 Coordinator; Chief Kingsley Orji and Alhaji Baba Musa Ahmed, Leader, Ward 6, also commended Governor Fubara for his projects and donations of relief materials.
According to the group, “the governance lifestyle of His Excellency, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, the Executive Governor of Rivers State, through the visionary leadership of Ambassador Chijioke Ihunwo, the CTC Chairman of Obio/Akpor Local Government Area and Prince Solomon Abel Eke, the Commissioner for Power, we are proud of His Excellency’s life saving intervention, transparency and accountability distribution, ensuring inclusivity and equity”, the group said.
The non-indigenes also endorsed the Caretaker Committee Chairman of Obio/Akpor Local Government Area for the October 5 Local Government chairmanship election in Rivers State.
While fielding questions from newsmen, Lady Odu said Ambassador Chijioke has demonstrated capacity since his appointment as the caretaker chairman.
According to her, “Ambassador Chijioke Ihunwo has proven track records of leadership and community development. He has shown a good progressive governance and he is also committed to empowering his people, indigenes and non-indigenes alike.”
Also speaking, Alhaji Baba Musa Ahmed described Governor Fubara as a detribalised leader, adding that the Hausa community has never had it good like now.
Alhaji Musa, who is a special Assistant to the Obio/Akpor CTC Chairman, said more appointments were already lined up for the Hausa community in the state.
In separate speeches, Comrade Chukwudi Udechukwu and Sir Kingsley Orji commended the Governor for appointing Dr Sam Anya, a non indigene into the Executive Council of the state.
They also pledged to mobilize massive support for Ambassador Ihunwo during the October 5 local government elections.