The Rivers State House of Assembly recently passed a vote of confidence in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Lawmakers commended his leadership style. They also praised his contributions to the state’s development.

This confidence vote was adopted during the 37th Legislative Sitting. All 26 lawmakers jointly signed the motion. It demonstrated widespread support for the President.

The House highlighted President Tinubu’s commitment to inclusive governance. Many Rivers indigenes have received key federal appointments under his administration. This was a major point of commendation.

Lawmakers Laud Tinubu’s Leadership and Impact

Hon. Major Jack, the House Leader, led the debate on the motion. He praised President Tinubu for maintaining policies. These policies have brought economic benefits. Both the state and its local governments have gained from them.

Jack described the President’s leadership approach as fatherly. He noted ongoing federal projects. Strategic appointments are also impacting communities across Rivers. These initiatives show a clear positive influence.

Speaker Martin Chike Amaewhule also shared his remarks. He called President Tinubu a compassionate father of the nation. Amaewhule stated that the President had kept his promises to the Rivers people.

He further pointed out significant appointments. So far, 39 sons and daughters of the state have been appointed. They now hold positions of trust in the Federal Government. This development, he stressed, underscores Tinubu’s confidence in Rivers indigenes.

Assembly Backs Renewed Hope Agenda, Urges Re-election

Following extensive deliberations, the House made several resolutions. They resolved to fully support the President’s Renewed Hope Agenda. This agenda aims to bring comprehensive development to Nigeria.

Lawmakers also agreed on further actions. They will embark on grassroots sensitisation and mobilisation efforts. These will strengthen public support for President Tinubu’s leadership throughout the state.

The Assembly went a step further. It encouraged the President to seek a second term in office. Members insisted that Rivers State had experienced tangible gains. These benefits, they noted, came under the current administration.