The Indigenous People of Niger Delta in Diaspora (IPND) have recently expressed their unwavering support for Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s efforts to enhance the security, political stability, and overall development of Rivers State. This endorsement comes as a crucial moment in the history of the region, with the IPND emphasizing the need for a resurgence of glory and progress in Rivers State, in line with the vision of its founding fathers.
Comrade Alex J. Uwom, the Diaspora Coordinator of IPND, delivered a powerful statement underscoring the pivotal role that Rivers State plays in the broader context of the Niger Delta region. He highlighted the historical significance, strategic importance, and economic relevance of Rivers State, stressing its influence on neighboring states within the Niger Delta.
Uwom pointed out that the failures of past administrations in Rivers State have had far-reaching consequences, urging Governor Siminalayi Fubara to fulfill his mandate to protect the rights and future of the people. The IPND stands united in its demand for Rivers State to reclaim its position as a competitive player on the international stage, advocating for unity and progress across tribal, religious, and political divides.
The organization pledged full support for Governor Fubara’s developmental agenda, emphasizing the importance of political stability and unity in driving progress for all communities in the Niger Delta. They made it clear that their mission is centered on achieving self-determination and emancipation from political and economic exploitation, disavowing any solicitation of funds from political entities.
In commending Governor Fubara’s initiatives, the IPND highlighted the ripple effect of Rivers State’s development on the entire Niger Delta region. They affirmed their commitment to advocating for justice and prosperity for all communities within the region, reaffirming their stance as a steadfast force in the Niger Delta struggle.
As the IPND stands in solidarity with Governor Fubara and the people of Rivers State, their message resounds with a call for accountability, progress, and unity. The future of Rivers State and the Niger Delta region as a whole rests on the shoulders of leaders willing to uphold the principles of good governance, development, and inclusivity.