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Governor Fubara Administers Oath to Eight Confirmed Commissioners

Written by Jerry Alomatu on May 22, 2024

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Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, administered the oath of office to eight newly appointed commissioners following their confirmation by the State House of Assembly on Tuesday. During the ceremony, Governor Fubara underscored the significance of maintaining accurate records in their respective ministries.

He stressed that meticulous record-keeping is fundamental for the efficient operation of any organized system, especially within the civil service, as it provides a historical account of events, decisions, and actions, serving as indicators of productivity.

The swearing-in ceremony took place at the Executive Council Chamber of the Government, immediately after the State Assembly, led by Victor Oko-Jumbo, screened and approved all eight nominees.

Governor Fubara expressed his disappointment with past commissioners who neglected the culture of proper documentation, emphasizing the necessity for the incoming appointees to exhibit seasoned administrative skills. He urged them to collaborate closely with their Permanent Secretaries and prioritize attention to detail in record-keeping.

Emphasizing the importance of discipline in his administration, Governor Fubara highlighted his commitment to maintaining meticulous records, a practice instilled in him during his tenure in the civil service. He urged the new commissioners to emulate this work ethic and uphold the standards of accountability expected in his government.

Governor Fubara reassured the appointees of his confidence in their integrity and reminded them of their responsibility to serve the people of Rivers State diligently. He emphasized that their oath of service should guide their conduct and urged them to prioritize the interests of the state above personal agendas.

In closing, Governor Fubara expressed optimism that the new commissioners would contribute to the progress achieved by his administration and encouraged them to strive for greater success while upholding the principles of integrity and accountability.