Rivers State Governor Siminialayi Fubara has stated that he owes no one an apology for sending his children to a private school for primary education.
Rivers State Governor Siminialayi Fubara has stated that he owes no one an apology for sending his children to a private school for primary education.
Fubara, who attended his son, Joseph’s, graduation ceremony at a private school in Port Harcourt. Claimed that he owes his children the best, and if it means sending them to a school that believes in their abilities, he owes no one an apology.
He said;
“For the past two weeks, every morning, Joseph wakes up, comes to my bed, and asks: are you attending my graduation? I was looking for an excuse but because of the way he was insisting. I don’t want to lose him. Let me as a government representing the good people of Rivers State commend this school.
“I know when I leave here, there might be a few interpretation of attending this graduation. But the truth remains that I wanted better standard than what we had at that time.
“This school was recommended and I can say that when I changed my children. I noticed a lot of improvement. As the only legacy you have is quality children, even if you have the whole houses in the world, have all the money, it amounts to nothing when you don’t have a worthy successor. Interpretations
“What I owe them is the best and if the best is sending them to school that I believe in their skills, I do not owe anybody apology for that. So, I thank you for what you’re doing. Don’t lower the bar.”
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