The Rivers Women Unite for SIM (RWUS) continues to gather in faith and fellowship, as they held their weekly praise and thanksgiving service at the Ecumenical Center in Port Harcourt. This vibrant assembly of women from across the state came together to lift their voices in worship and express gratitude for the progress and peace experienced under the SIM initiative. The atmosphere was electric with songs of praise, heartfelt prayers, and inspiring testimonies from members whose lives have been touched through the movement.

The RWUS initiative, which stands as a support platform for the administration of Governor Siminalayi Fubara, has rapidly grown into a spiritual and social force. Beyond its political support, the weekly services have become a beacon of hope and unity for women across Rivers State. During the service, leaders of the group emphasized the importance of faith, community engagement, and standing together in solidarity to promote good governance, justice, and development.

The event at the Ecumenical Center also served as a platform to encourage more women to become active participants in both spiritual and civic responsibilities. Speakers urged attendees to remain steadfast in prayer for the state and its leadership, while also extending a hand of support to those in need. As the RWUS continues its weekly gatherings, its impact is being felt not only in the spiritual realm but also in strengthening the bonds of unity and purpose among Rivers women.