Former Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Attahiru Jega, has commended Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara, saying the governor has made history through his leadership style and commitment to democratic governance.…....
Jega made the remark while speaking at a public policy forum, where he highlighted Fubara’s handling of political challenges in Rivers State as a notable example of resilience and maturity in governance.
According to Jega, Fubara’s ability to remain focused despite political tensions in the state demonstrates uncommon leadership qualities. He noted that the governor has shown courage in navigating Rivers’ complex political landscape while maintaining attention on governance and development.
“Governor Fubara has made history by proving that leadership is about service, not political distractions,” Jega reportedly said.
The former INEC chairman stressed that history often remembers leaders who prioritize the welfare of the people over personal or partisan interests. He added that Fubara’s actions have set a new tone for political conduct in Rivers State.
Political analysts say the governor’s tenure has continued to attract national attention amid the lingering political crisis in the state. Despite the challenges, Fubara has repeatedly pledged commitment to infrastructure development, peace, and the delivery of democratic dividends to Rivers residents.
Jega’s comments are expected to further fuel conversations around leadership and governance in Rivers, as many observers continue to assess the long-term impact of Fubara’s administration on the state’s political future.
