He further explained that the people of Rivers State have reached a tipping point, where they can no longer tolerate a system that prioritizes personal enrichment over public welfare. “We have a former governor who has taken personal aggrandizement to the point where the people now have no choice but to say, no, this cannot be accepted,” Tam-George stated. He added that supporters of Governor Fubara are not merely backing a political figure but a movement toward accountability, transparency, and people-centered governance.
Tam-George praised Fubara for his strategic focus on meeting the actual needs of Rivers citizens, calling it a wise and necessary shift from the previous administration’s approach. He believes Fubara’s commitment to inclusive development and public service reform offers a real chance to rebuild trust and restore dignity to the state’s governance structure. The former commissioner stressed that the people’s support for Fubara is rooted in hope for a new era free from patronage and nepotism.
As Rivers State continues to navigate political tensions and governance challenges, Tam-George’s remarks underscore a growing public desire for change. The coming months will likely test whether Fubara’s administration can deliver on its promises and truly transform the state’s political landscape.
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