By Our Correspondent
Governor of Rivers State Sir Siminalayi Fubara has taken another step to strengthen governance with the approval of a cabinet reshuffle aimed at improving efficiency and delivering better outcomes for the people of the state. The adjustment takes immediate effect and reflects the administration’s focus on responsive leadership and effective public service.
A key aspect of the reshuffle is the redeployment of Barrister Christopher Green to the Ministry of Justice as Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice. Formerly the Commissioner for Sports Barrister Green brings legal knowledge and administrative experience to the justice sector a move seen as timely and practical.
The decision points to increased attention on the justice system and the need for sound legal guidance in government policies and actions. By adjusting leadership within the Ministry of Justice the administration is working toward improved coordination accountability and stability.
For continuity Barrister Green will temporarily oversee the Ministry of Sports ensuring that ongoing programmes particularly those focused on youth and grassroots development continue without interruption until a substantive commissioner is appointed.
The cabinet reshuffle reflects a measured approach to governance and aligns with the broader goal of steady progress and effective service delivery across Rivers State.
