**Rivers State Shines in Healthcare - Fubara Takes Pride in Achievements** In the past two and a half years, Governor Siminalayi Fubara's administration in Rivers State has been making waves in the healthcare sector. The governor is beaming with pride over the significant strides his team has made to improve the lives of Rivers people. One of the key achievements of the Fubara administration is the recruitment of over 2,000 healthcare workers to beef up the sector's manpower. This move has undoubtedly improved the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare services in the state. Besides, several abandoned health facilities have been revived and expanded, including the Zonal Hospitals in Bori, Omoku, Ahoada, and Degema. These facilities are now better equipped to cater to the healthcare needs of the people in their respective areas. The governor's administration has also given a facelift to the state's Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs), particularly in the rural areas. This is a welcome development, as many people in these areas previously had to travel long distances to access basic healthcare services. Today, thanks to the Fubara administration, there are now 153 remodeled PHCs across the state, making it easier for people to access quality healthcare within their communities. In addition to these achievements, Governor Fubara's administration has also prioritized mental health services, recognizing that stress and economic hardship can take a toll on people's mental well-being. To this end, mental health services have been introduced at the primary healthcare level, ensuring that people receive the right attention at the right time. At the tertiary level, the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Rivers State University Teaching Hospital has been revamped and equipped with modern facilities, including monitors, ventilators, and scanners. This is a massive investment in the state's healthcare infrastructure, one that will undoubtedly benefit the people of Rivers State for years to come. In recognition of the hard work and dedication of healthcare workers, Governor Fubara has also approved the promotion of over 400 staff of the Rivers State University Teaching Hospital and recruited an additional 500 staff. Furthermore, the number of scholarships for indigenes of Rivers State studying at the PAMO University of Medical Sciences has been increased from 100 to 150, providing opportunities for young people to pursue their dreams in the medical field. Overall, Governor Fubara's administration in Rivers State has made significant strides in the healthcare sector, and these achievements