Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara swears in 12 newly appointed permanent secretaries and charges them to uphold their oath and serve the state effectively. The swearing-in ceremony takes place on Wednesday at the Executive Council Chambers, Government House, Port Harcourt. According to reports from Vanguard and The Punch, Fubara emphasizes that the appointees must carry out their responsibilities with fairness, commitment, and selfless service to the people of Rivers State. He also urges them to remain accountable in their roles as senior public officials. The outlets describe the event as part of the governor’s efforts to set the tone for the administration’s public service delivery by ensuring that the appointees understand their obligations upon assuming office. The coverage aligns on the number of permanent secretaries sworn in, the location and timing of the ceremony, and the main themes of the governor’s remarks: adherence to the oath of office and a focus on serving the public interest. No additional details about the specific appointees’ names or portfolios are included in the provided summaries.