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Lady Fubara Hails Resilient Rivers Women at 2025 Convergence

Port Harcourt witnessed an extraordinary display of unity, faith, and purpose on Wednesday as thousands of women thronged the Alfred Diete-Spiff Civic Centre, Moscow Road, for the 2025 edition of Women Converge. The event, organised by Rivers Women Unite for SIM (RWUS), has been described as the largest women’s assembly in Nigeria this year.

With the theme “The Woman in an Evolving World: Persevering in Praise and Prayer with Thanksgiving,” the convergence drew participants from across Rivers State and beyond, all united in their commitment to inspire change, strengthen families, and contribute to societal development.

Speaking at the event, the Wife of the Rivers State Governor, Her Excellency Lady Valerie Siminalayi Fubara, praised the resilience and unwavering spirit of women, noting that they have consistently distinguished themselves in industry, business, agriculture, public service, and politics.

“Women have always been pacesetters. Our determination to adapt and excel remains evident, even in a rapidly evolving world. Despite the pressures of home and the realities of the economy, our faith in God and our drive for excellence continue to guide us.”

Lady Fubara urged women to remain steadfast in prayer and called on men to also join in interceding for the state and the nation. She expressed gratitude to RWUS for their solidarity and support during challenging moments faced by her family.

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Delivering a goodwill message, Dr. Tamunosisi Gogo commended Rivers women for their prayers, which he said have contributed to the peace and progress currently enjoyed in the state.

He applauded the vision of RWUS, urging that future gatherings include men, as the convergence of both men and women will further strengthen collective development.

The electrifying atmosphere, marked by songs of praise, prayers, and expressions of thanksgiving, reaffirmed the vital role of women in shaping society. Organisers and participants alike hailed the 2025 edition as a resounding success, setting the tone for even greater engagements in the coming years.

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