A group under the aegis of Rivers Women Unite for SIM has applauded the emerging peace in the state, calling for “complete and speedy resolution of all disputes in the interest of the state”.
In a statement on Monday signed by their leaders, Glory Sunday and Belema Oningiye, the group called on Rivers State people to remain steadfast and jettison every form of negative tendencies and ill-feelings toward the reconciliation and resolution mediated by President Bola Tinubu.
“We are confident in the process and believe that it will bring lasting peace as one united family and one people with a shared vision of advancing our state.
“It is our hope that we all adopt the time-tested principle of no-victor-no-vanquished to enable us to move forward.
“Therefore, we must leave all that has transpired in the past to history and be more hopeful of the future by uniting as a people driven more by the interest of developing and moving our state forward,” the group advocated.
They pledged to continue to fervently pray and ardently support the peace process and the resolution of every impasse.
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“Reconciliation and restoration of normalcy will remain our goal,” they declared, and
commended President Tinubu for the role he played in the resolution of the political impasse in Rivers State.
“We are certain that in no distant time, he will lift the emergency rule and restore all democratic institutions in the state.
“We are also grateful to our leaders and stakeholders, especially Governor Siminalayi Fubara, the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike and members of the state House of Assembly for taking deep reflection on the issues and coming together to resolve their differences in the interest of the state and the people.
“We will continue to pray for genuine and total healing of all followers of the leaders and people of Rivers State to ensure that this peace will be sustained and consolidated to the benefit of our dear state,” the women noted.
