King Goddy Idaminabo Idikisime-Olunwa Calls for Unity to Move Rivers State Forward

 **: A Call for Unity and Support from King Goddy Idaminabo Idikisime-Olunwa, JP Dien The First**


By Comrade Amb. Victor Monday Olajide 

In a vibrant display of leadership and concern for his community, King Goddy Idaminabo Idikisime-Olunwa, JP Dien The First, Amanyanabo of Kala-Agoloma Kingdom, has made a compelling appeal for unity among the Rivers community. Speaking at the end-of-year party in Abuja, he underscored the pressing need for collective support for the leadership of Governor Sim Fubara, emphasizing that the strength of a community resides in its ability to come together in pursuit of common goals.


King Goddy's call for unity is not merely a ceremonial gesture, but a strategic imperative for the progress and stability of the Rivers State. In his address, he highlighted the challenges that come with leadership transitions and governance. By rallying the community around Governor Fubara, he advocates for a cohesive front that can face these challenges head-on. This message of unity is particularly poignant in a time marked by political division and varying interests. The king's acknowledgment of the historical significance of collaboration serves as a reminder that communal effort is key to overcoming obstacles and fostering development.


Moreover, the king specifically appealed to former Governor Wike Ezenwo Nyesom to lend his support to Governor Fubara. Wike, having been a formidable political figure in Rivers State, still wields considerable influence and command within the community. By urging Wike to support the new governor, King Goddy is also calling upon established leaders to step aside from past rivalries and embrace a spirit of mentorship and cooperation. This move could catalyze a transformative phase in Rivers State, where power dynamics shift towards collaboration rather than competition.


The implications of such calls are profound. When established leaders like King Goddy and influential figures like Wike unite their efforts behind a common leader, it creates a ripple effect that can inspire grassroots support, foster trust in governance, and enable more impactful policy-making. A united Rivers community can harness its collective resources, talents, and networks for the betterment of society, paving the way for sustainable development and improved living standards.


As King Goddy concluded his speech, it resonated with an optimistic vision for the future—a future where the Rivers community stands together in solidarity, allowing them to harness resilience and channel collective efforts towards progress. His words served as a reminder that unity is not a passive state but an active pursuit that requires dedication, dialogue, and a willingness to work together for the common good.


In summary, King Goddy Idaminabo Idikisime-Olunwa’s appeal for unity and support for Governor Sim Fubara is not only timely but essential. It highlights the importance of communal collaboration in political governance and the potential for positive change when leaders work together. As Rivers State navigates its future, the call for unity must resonate deeply within the hearts and actions of its people, ensuring that the legacy of cooperation and shared purpose continues to thrive.


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