Wife of Rivers State Governor, Valerie Siminalayi Fubara, has praised women in the state and across Nigeria for showing strength, courage and determination in today’s challenging world.
She spoke on Thursday at WomenConverge2025, held at the Alfred Diete-Spiff Civic Centre in Port Harcourt.
The event, organised by the Rivers Women Unite for Sim (RWUS), had the theme: “The Women: In An Evolving World.”
It brought together a large number of women for praise, worship, prayers, thanksgiving and discussions on how to keep moving forward.
Mrs. Fubara said women have continued to do well in business, farming, industry, public service and politics, even while facing economic pressures and family responsibilities.
“Women remain strong and relevant in this changing world,” she said. “They keep pushing forward with faith in God and a desire to achieve more.”
She described the gathering as an important moment for women to support one another and to contribute to peace and development in Rivers State.
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“Our women have always been pace-setters,” she said. “Your prayers and commitment make a big difference in our society.”
The first lady encouraged women to stay prayerful, united and focused, saying God would reward their efforts. She thanked them for their support for her and her family.
The event also featured a keynote message from Pastor Dr. Eno Jerry Eze; a prayer session led by Apostle Opuaya Bipiminayefie Agha of When Women Pray International, and praise and worship from several gospel ministers.
Mrs. Fubara prayed God to strengthen women as they deal with the challenges of an ever-changing world.
