Tinubu set Nigeria on course for steady progress, Ijaw group says
A Rivers-based socio-political organisation, the Rivers Ijaw People’s Congress (RIPCO) has said President Bola Tinubu had set Nigeria on a course for steady progress.
This is contained in a statement read at a press conference in Port Harcourt on Monday by the group’s leader, Sen. George Sekibo.
In the statement co-signed by the Director-General, Mr Rowland Sekibo, and the Secretary, Mr Erastus Awortu, Sekibo said Nigeria is doing well under the leadership of President Bola Tinubu.
He said that the president had opened new corridors for the promotion of cross-country commerce and growth of medium and small scale businesses.
Sekibo said that Tinubu’s performance required a second term in office, saying,” this is critical for the consolidation of the Renewed Hope Agenda”
“It is the collective decision of the Rivers Ijaw people to urge the president to declare his intention for re-election.
“This decision is the outcome of a conscious deliberation and reflection on Tinubu’s achievements in human capital, economic and infrastructure development amongst others.
“On behalf of the Rivers Ijaw people, we, hereby, proudly adopt Tinubu as our presidential candidate come 2027,” he said.
He said that re-electing the president would pave the way for sustainability and consolidation of his goals and achievements.
Sekibo said that the establishment of the University of Environment and Technology, completion of Bodo-Bonny Road and the ongoing East-West Road rehabilitation were confirmations of Tinubu’s commitment to the welfare of Rivers people.
He commended the president for appointing no fewer than 30 Rivers indigenes into positions of authority in his administration.
Key Federal and Strategic Appointments:
1. Chief Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory
2. Chief Boma Iyaye, Executive Director, Finance & Administration (NDDC)
3. Mrs Didi Esther Waltson Jack, Head of Service of the Civil Service of the Federation
4. Chief Dax Alabo George Kelly, Executive Secretary, Border Communities
5. Development Agency
6. Prof Henry Ogiri, Commissioner, National Population Commission
7. Bar Godwin Rufus, Commissioner, Federal Civil Service Commission
8. Rt. Hon Chibudom, Chairman, South-South Development Commission (SSDC)
9. Amb Desmond Akawor, Commissioner, Revenue Mobilisation Commission
10. Chukwuemeka Aaron, Commissioner, Federal Character Commission
11. Prof Anugbum Onuoha, Electoral Commissioner
12. Hon. Ojukaye Flag Amachree, Director, Energy Security, NSA's Office
13. Chief (Hon). Marcus Nieh Ejii, Executive Director, Projects (SSDC)
14. Amb Maureen Tamuno, Managing Director, Abuja Investment Limited
15. Engr Emeka Woke, DG, National Oil Spill Detection and Response�Agency
16. Chief O. C. J. Okocha SAN, Foreign Service
17. Chief Felix Obuah, Abuja Metropolitan Management Council
18. Clifford Oparaodu Esq, Secretary ICPC
19. Sen. Dr. George T Sekibo, Chairman, Federal Polytechnic, Oil & Gas�Bonny
20. Prof Chinedu Mmom, Vice Chancellor, Federal University, Environment
Others include Members of Governing Councils of Tertiary Institutions;
20. Prof Princewill Chike
21. Prof Kaniye Ebeku.
22. Mrs Ukel Akeodi-Oyaghiri.
23. Bar Osima Gina.
24. Mrs Inime Aguma.
25. Dr. Jacobson Nbina.
26. Dr. Ipalibo Harry.
27. Prince Akekue.
28. AC Morka
29. Chf Nelson John.
30. Chf Kpadilo Kabari.
31. Hon Isobo Jack
In addition to empowering human capital, Mr. President has undertaken the following significant steps for the Rivers People.
1. Completion of Bodo-Bonny Road
2. Fast-tracking the construction of the East-West Road
3. Establishment of the Federal University of Environment, Ogoni.
These, among others too numerous to mention, are undeniable proofs that Mr.President's government has remembered us, carried us along, and given our people a seat at the table.
Ardo Zubairu
National Secretary
TInubu Re- Election Project 2027 . Office Phones:
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