The Governor’s "Rivers First" agenda just dropped a major double-whammy of updates that will directly impact your schools and your health. If you love a working system, this one is for you.
Rivers State Goes Fully Digital in Education (NEMIS Is Here!)
Say goodbye to old-school paperwork! The Rivers State Government has officially inaugurated the Digital National Education Management Information System (DNEMIS) Coordination Unit.
The government can now track school data, student populations, and educational needs across all local governments instantly.
This digital framework cuts out corruption and helps the ministry spot exactly which schools need funding, learning materials, or renovations immediately.
Port Harcourt is officially joining the elite league of tech-driven states in Nigeria!
RIVCHPP and Major Hospital Reboots :
Governor Fubara isn’t stopping with tech; the health sector in Rivers State is getting a massive face-lift. The administration is pushing hard to turn the state into a full-on medical tourism hub.
The administration has successfully activated operations at the mega N26 billion Peter Odili Specialist Hospital (POSH) at Rumuokwuta, bringing world-class cancer and cardiovascular treatment straight to Ikwerre Road.
The Rivers State Contributory Health Protection Programme (RIVCHPP) is scaling up big time, targeting over 100,000 residents for affordable, quality healthcare so that out-of-pocket medical expenses don't drain your bank account.
Over 2,000 new health workers have been employed, alongside the rehabilitation of 153 primary healthcare centers across our rural communities.
Gov Fubara is playing a long-term game that directly touches the lives of ordinary citizens.
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