Rivers crisis.: Fubara admits no price weighty for him.
In a bid to keep his job as the governor of Rivers state, Siminalaye Fubara said no price is too weighty for him foster peace in the state
Fubara stated this on Monday during founder day and six convocation of the PAMO University of medical sciences in Portharcourt., Rivers state capital
Fubara while assuring the people of Rivers state said he was prepared to continue to pay the necessary price that would guarantee peace.
He also assured that the provision of a quality education system and affordable public healthcare services remained two vital priorities of his administration.h
According to him “While some progress has been made, it is obvious that a lot still needs to be done to achieve our collective aspirations for universal access to quality education and healthcare for our people. I need not say that no society can progress without educated and healthy people.”
Fubara noted the giant strides achieved within six years of PAMO University founded by Dr. Peter Odili, to become Nigeria’s most outstanding private medical institution.The governor said that his administration had increased the number of the state’s yearly scholarships in the university from said: “I assure you that we have no choice as a government, but to continue to offer tangible material support to enable the university to widen the scope and quality of medical education and services it provides in our State.”
On his part, the Chancellor of the institution, and Chairman Board of Trustees, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar expressed optimism that the graduating students would be good ambassadors of the institution
