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press9jatv:
Governor fubara is trying heavily on Education infrastructures no be small

SpiritMoney:
He's trying but he needs to do more

CoronaVirusPro:
🤣🤣🤣

Just look at what a Governor is celebrating in 2024.

He built a kennel and thinks it’s a school.

CoronaVirusPro:
🤣🤣🤣

Just look at what a Governor is celebrating in 2024.

He built a kennel and thinks it’s a school.

JASONjnr:
And what Tinubu's doing is what we should celebrate for?



Have you ever thought about this? Moving the cost of fuel from 195 to a thousand plus per litre?

Do you know how fuel is linked to the economy of every country?

CoronaVirusPro:
🤣🤣🤣

Just look at what a Governor is celebrating in 2024.

He built a kennel and thinks it’s a school.

JASONjnr:
What do you suggest he should do, that he'snt doing?

SpiritMoney:
He's trying but he needs to do more

press9jatv:
#tinabriggsnews

GOV. FUBARA DECRIES PACE OF WORK AT OKRIKA GRAMMAR SCHOOL, SAYS THERE MUST BE VALUE FOR MONEY

...To read riot act to contractors

...Says 100% contract sum has been paid

Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara has expressed dissatisfaction with the job at the ongoing remodeling of Okrika Grammar School, saying there must be value for every money spent in projects across the State.

Gov. Fubara disclosed this while briefing newsmen shortly after inspection of the Okrika Grammar School, Okrika in Okrika Local Government Area on Monday.

"We are here this evening to inspect the ongoing remodeling of one of the foremost grammar schools in Rivers State that produced a good number of great men that are making waves in politics and other special disciplines in the State."

The governor noted his administration was touched by the very deplorable state of the foremost school and decided to give it a facelift and since the award of contract for the remodelling he has not visited the project but relied on the reports of the Commissioner for Education.

"My assessment, to be very frank, I am not satisfied. The Commissioner gave me the impression that 70% job has been done. From what I am seeing here I need to take over the supervision of this project to make sure I give my people a standard grammar school again."

He decried the slow pace of work and pointed out that the government has paid 100% of the contract sum but work on ground did not reflect the money paid, adding that he is taking over the supervision of the project to ensure quality delivery to the people.

Gov. Fubara emphasised that he will be meeting with the various contractors within the week to read out the riot act on handling the jobs to them, stressing that his administration will not compromise quality and value for money.

"I understand the issue of price differences, we can discuss those variations but the quality must match the amount that we spend. You know I am somebody who has to do with figures, so there must be value for money. At the end, our people need to be happy that we have done this and I also need to be happy that I did what is needed for our people."

©Gist

press9jatv:
#tinabriggsnews

GOV. FUBARA DECRIES PACE OF WORK AT OKRIKA GRAMMAR SCHOOL, SAYS THERE MUST BE VALUE FOR MONEY

...To read riot act to contractors

...Says 100% contract sum has been paid

Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara has expressed dissatisfaction with the job at the ongoing remodeling of Okrika Grammar School, saying there must be value for every money spent in projects across the State.

Gov. Fubara disclosed this while briefing newsmen shortly after inspection of the Okrika Grammar School, Okrika in Okrika Local Government Area on Monday.

"We are here this evening to inspect the ongoing remodeling of one of the foremost grammar schools in Rivers State that produced a good number of great men that are making waves in politics and other special disciplines in the State."

The governor noted his administration was touched by the very deplorable state of the foremost school and decided to give it a facelift and since the award of contract for the remodelling he has not visited the project but relied on the reports of the Commissioner for Education.

"My assessment, to be very frank, I am not satisfied. The Commissioner gave me the impression that 70% job has been done. From what I am seeing here I need to take over the supervision of this project to make sure I give my people a standard grammar school again."

He decried the slow pace of work and pointed out that the government has paid 100% of the contract sum but work on ground did not reflect the money paid, adding that he is taking over the supervision of the project to ensure quality delivery to the people.

Gov. Fubara emphasised that he will be meeting with the various contractors within the week to read out the riot act on handling the jobs to them, stressing that his administration will not compromise quality and value for money.

"I understand the issue of price differences, we can discuss those variations but the quality must match the amount that we spend. You know I am somebody who has to do with figures, so there must be value for money. At the end, our people need to be happy that we have done this and I also need to be happy that I did what is needed for our people."

©Gist

SpiritMoney:
He's trying but he needs to do more

Noblechykk:
If only you know how stupid you sound but unfortunately, you don't know and you have no one you trust that can tell you that

press9jatv:
Governor fubara is trying heavily on Education infrastructures no be small

CoronaVirusPro:
🤣🤣🤣

Just look at what a Governor is celebrating in 2024.

He built a kennel and thinks it’s a school.

CoronaVirusPro:
🤣🤣🤣

Just look at what a Governor is celebrating in 2024.

He built a kennel and thinks it’s a school.

SpiritMoney:
He's trying but he needs to do more

onuman:
He put value for education, not flyover governor like his predecessor. Flyover is no sign of big city development

Wealthoptulent:
Cry & lamentations is major page in books nigeriam govt!