On the 30th of May, 2025, history was written in bold letters as Dr. Vera Ndidi Sam-Dike, a distinguished alumna of TEXEM, UK, was appointed Solicitor-General & Permanent Secretary, Rivers State Ministry of Justice.
This momentous achievement is not just a personal milestone for Dr. Sam-Dike, but a beacon of inspiration for all leaders committed to service, resilience, and transformational impact. Her appointment reflects a life of discipline, perseverance, and the relentless pursuit of excellence in law, governance, and public service.
Dr. Sam-Dike has consistently demonstrated an exceptional commitment to justice, integrity, and nation-building. With over two decades of meritorious service at the Rivers State Ministry of Justice, rising through the ranks from State Counsel to Director of Appeals, and now as the chief policy adviser and administrative head of the Ministry, she embodies the leadership ethos that TEXEM nurtures—foresight, courage, and legacy-driven service.
Her success story is a resounding testimony that TEXEM’s mission—“Insights that Inspire, Actions that Change the World”—is alive and thriving in the lives of its alumni, shaping institutions and societies for the greater good.
Dr. Alim Abubakre, Founder of TEXEM, UK, remarked:
“Dr. Vera Sam-Dike’s appointment is a shining example of how visionary leadership transforms nations. Her journey affirms that resilience, integrity, and service are the bedrock of sustainable success. I encourage other TEXEM alumni and aspiring leaders to emulate her—by daring to dream, serving selflessly, and building legacies that outlive them.”
At TEXEM, we celebrate this remarkable accomplishment as yet another testament to the power of strategic leadership, lifelong learning, and the impact of values-driven governance.
Congratulations, Dr. Vera Sam-Dike. Your appointment is not only a recognition of your outstanding contributions to the Rivers State Government but also an inspiration to generations of leaders across Nigeria and beyond.
The TEXEM Family is proud of you!
