 The River State Governor Siminele Fubara has said that the roles of the traditional rulers will help his administration solve the needs of the people, especially at the grassroots. He spoke at a reception to mark the 71st birthday and 1st Chief Tency Anniversary of the Parliament ruler Emoja Kingdom of River State Sergeant Ause, who also chairs the River State Council of Traditional Rulers. In his address, Fubara sought the collaboration of the traditional rulers through Awase to deliver effective service to the people at the grassroots. The events also saw the induction of former River's Governor Yesom Wikei into the Honour Emoja, an apex traditional institution of the Kingdom, as well as the installation of Fubara as a Chief. Wikei applauded Awase as a warden king and a political touch-bearer of the Aquaria Ethnic Group. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.