Revers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, says that the associated advantages that come with holding a lofty position in government will not change his person.
Fubara made the remark on Tuesday while receiving some leaders and elders of the state who visited to congratulated him on his 50th birthday anniversary in Port Harcourt yesterday.
He also assured of his commitment to state development which, he said, he promised the people when he sought their mandate during his electioneering.
According to him, I will remain committed to my vows made to Rivers people to completely put in place structures and projects that will transform the state to become what they dream of.
“I want to say that I will still be the Fubara that you know; power will not change me, I will still make sure that what I hold dear in life remains.
He added that he held God and respect for people very dear and would continue to maintain it.
Fubara said that power would come and go but he would remain the same, stating that with the support of the elders and leaders, the state would be transformed into an enviable one.
He said that definitely his administration would achieved it but in the case it did not completely, it would put in place the things that would drive the achievement with the support of the leaders.
‘’I will not do anything or act in any manner that will bring disgrace to myself or to every one of you who have decided and ready to sacrifice everything for us,’’ he said.
