Governor Fubara attends Tammy Danagogo's Thanksgiving service, Appreciating his Leadership



Governor Fubara attends Tammy Danagogo's Thanksgiving service, Appreciating his Leadership

Today, we gather not just to honor a man but to celebrate a profound act of divine favor and human resilience. At the Thanksgiving Service for Dr. Tammy Danagogo, Secretary to the Government of Rivers State, we are reminded of the undeniable truth that those who align themselves with God can never be forsaken. This occasion is a testament to God’s blessings, both in times of triumph and in the face of challenges.

As I stand here, I am accompanied by the true leaders of our state—leaders whose influence and connection to the people transcend political corridors in Abuja. These are individuals deeply rooted in their communities, tirelessly working to promote growth and unity. We are here to stand with our brother, Dr. Danagogo, a man who chose the path of honor and unwavering belief, even when pressured to compromise his values. His story is one of courage, faith, and a commitment to service—a story that inspires us all.

When leadership is guided by a deep sense of purpose, there is no room for fear or hesitation. This administration stands firmly with those who uphold integrity and believe in collective progress. We are committed to fostering an atmosphere where leaders can thrive without undue stress. Correction, when necessary, will always come with empathy and understanding, recognizing the humanity of everyone who serves. This is the foundation of efficiency, effectiveness, and the advancement of governance—a principle that we hold dear.

To Dr. Danagogo’s wife and children, I extend my heartfelt gratitude. Behind every successful leader is a supportive family. A peaceful and loving home creates the strength required to face the demands of public service. Your unity and love are a shining example, and your children’s achievements speak volumes about your dedication to good parenting. As you continue to support Dr. Danagogo, know that you are contributing immensely to the success of our state.

Let me also commend the chiefs, elders, and leaders of Abonnema for their unwavering support. You have created a culture of peace and cooperation, which is the bedrock of meaningful progress. As a government, we recognize and appreciate your efforts, and we pledge our continued support to further the development of your community. Together, we will build a future that honors our shared heritage and aspirations.

This is not just a moment of celebration; it is a moment of reflection and renewed commitment. We are reminded that leadership is a divine responsibility, entrusted to those willing to serve with humility and vision. Dr. Danagogo, your reappointment and installation as Chief of Kofia War Canoe House signify the trust and confidence your people have in you. You have been called to represent, protect, and uplift, and I have no doubt that you will fulfill these responsibilities with excellence.

As a gesture of support and faith in the growth of this community, the Rivers State Government will contribute N50 million to the St. Paul’s Nyemoni Lutheran Cathedral. This church stands as a symbol of hope and unity, and it is our duty to ensure it continues to thrive as a beacon of faith.

To everyone gathered here today, let this occasion serve as a reminder that God’s blessings can come at any time, in unexpected ways. It is up to us to remain steadfast, to support one another, and to believe in the power of community. Together, we can achieve greatness.

Thank you, and may God bless us all.

- His Excellency, Governor Sir Siminalayi Fubara 
Governor of Rivers State

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