Prince Victor Alobari, a prominent member of the Rivers State community, a traditional Crown Prince and an activist and former youth leader of the Nigerian Youth Congress, has thrown weight behind the Executive Governor of Rivers State, His Excellency Siminalayi Fubara, amidst political misunderstanding with his predecessor. 

The crowned Prince made this known during an exclusive interview with journalists in Port Harcourt on the 5th of May 2024.

He stressed that Governor Siminalayi Fubara has achieved a lot within a few months in office and should be given more support instead of political distractions.

Prince Victor Alobari, a respected figure in Rivers State, has long been an advocate for progress and stability within the region. 

However, Prince Alobari believed that for Governor Fubara to succeed more, he needs the space to focus fully on the state's pressing problems without interference.

Alobari stated that the governor's achievements in various sectors, such as infrastructure development, security, etc., are enormous. He highlighted the construction of new roads mostly the Okania Ogbogoro link road that was neglected, the continuation of the Ogoni, Opobo and Andoni link road despite the dispute. 

"The inauguration of the 27.52km Andoni section of Ogoni-Andoni-Opobo/Nkoro Unity Road, to boost transportation and business in the hinterlands is a great one and also the flagging off of the N6.7 billion Okania-Ogbogoro road project", he specified.

According to Alobari, these achievements have positively impacted the lives of the people in Rivers State. He commended Fubara for his commitment to the development and welfare of the state's residents urging him to be more focused in delivering the dividend of democracy to the people of his state. 

Similarly, Alobari also urged stake holders, CSO, traditional rulers within and outside Rivers State to rally behind the governor and support his efforts in moving the state forward. He encouraged unity and collaboration among the people, emphasising that together they can overcome the challenges facing the state.