BREAKING: We will implement Supreme Court’s judgement in full, says Fubara

 

Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has assured that his administration will implement the Supreme Court’s judgement to the fullest.

The governor gave the assurance during the inauguration of the New Judges Quarters built by his administration in the Old GRA, Port Harcourt on Tuesday.

Fubara insisted that no personal interest should override the collective good and peace of Rivers State, saying that no price would be too much company for peace.

Details shortly…

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