Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has assured that his successor will sustain and complete the ongoing infrastructure projects initiated by his administration across the state.

Governor Fubara gave the assurance while expressing appreciation to host communities and other stakeholders for their cooperation and support during the commissioning of major infrastructure projects, including the Buguma-Tema-Degema-Abonnema Road in the Kalabari Kingdom.

The governor commended residents of the benefiting communities for maintaining a cordial relationship with contractors, noting that their cooperation contributed significantly to the successful delivery of the road projects.

According to him, strong partnerships between government, host communities and contractors remain critical to achieving sustainable infrastructure development in Rivers State.

Fubara said his administration would remain focused on delivering impactful and people-oriented projects that would improve the lives of residents and promote economic activities across the state.

Speaking on the projects still under construction, the governor assured the people that they would not be abandoned after his tenure.

“My successor will continue from where I stopped,” Fubara said.

He expressed confidence that the projects being executed by his administration would continue to benefit the people of Rivers State long after his tenure in office.