The Amadabo of Finima, Aseme Alabo Dagogo Lambert Brown says he and his people are confident that newly sworn in Governor and Deputy Governor of Rivers State, Siminialayi Fubara, and Professor Ngozi Ordu would perform creditably.

Aseme Alabo Brown, who said this in a congratulatory message titled, “Dawn of a New Era” to the duo on the occasion of their inauguration, observed that their victory at the polls and subsequent inauguration signposts God’s involvement as well represents new frontiers for the people of the State.

“The Amadabo-in-Council of Buoye Omuso Brown Major House, Leaders of Thought, and the good people of Finima in Bonny Local Government Area congratulate Amaopusenibo Sir Siminialayi Fubara, DSSRS on the occasion of your inauguration as the Executive Governor of Rivers State.”

“Your victory at the polls is a testimony of God’s involvement and one which represents new frontiers for our people.”

“As you mount the leadership saddle of our dear state, expectations are high and we have confidence that you will perform creditably to the admiration of all Rivers people.”  

Brown, who is also the Chief and Head of the Buoye Omuso Brown Major House of Finima, drew the attention of Governor and his Deputy to the fact that expectations were high as to their governance deliverables, assuring them of the support of him and his people in their efforts to make Rivers State greater.  

“We assure you of our support in all ramifications and wish to pledge our unalloyed backing as you seek to make Rivers State greater.”

“As a successor to a performing governor, we have no doubt in your capability to consolidate and build upon the numerous areas of development.”

“Our prayers are for God’s guidance, wisdom, good health and greater understanding as you govern the state.”

On his part, a former Chairman of the Finima Youth Congress (FYC), Charles Brown aligned with his Chief in felicitating with Fubara and Prof Ordu, saying that their emergence as Governor and Deputy Governor was a welcome development for the State given their robust antecedents career-wise.

He noted that as technocrats, it can be expected that they would perform optimally and respond strategically and adequately to the yearnings of Rivers people, urging the new administration to focus on critical infrastructural and human capital development.

He also called on the Governor to entrench development spread, identification and development of growth poles across the State to drive development across the State, pointing out that Port Harcourt was already congested and there was the need to change the perception of Rivers State being a one city State.