Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara has affirmed that he would not govern the state from a position of submission, amidst what he described as ongoing efforts to destroy the soul of the state.
Fubara vowed that he would not rule the state on his knees.
Fubara, who is currently engaged in a political dispute with his immediate predecessor, Nyesom Wike, appealed for the backing of all concerned individuals in the state to safeguard its future.
The governor, along with a group of some elders from the state, paid a visit to Omehia to offer their condolences on the recent passing of his mother, Mrs Ezinne Cecilia Omehia.
Fubara emphasised the importance of unity and determination among those who truly care about the well-being of Rivers State.
The governor decried the evil of politics and bitterness and the telling danger it has on the progress of the state, which, according to him, should be discouraged as a bad political culture in contemporary times.
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