I will not renege on my pledges to Rivers people ---Gov Wike
From Right: Deputy Governor, Ipalibo Banigo, Wife of Rivers
State Governor, Justice Eberechi Suzzette Nyesom-Wike, Rivers State Governor,
Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, Former Minister of Transport, Dr Abiye Sekibo and Former
Deputy National Chairman of PDP, Prince Uche Secondus during the commissioning of the Borikiri New
Road (Dr Abiye Sekibo road) on Wednesday
in Port Harcourt.
(Nigeria) Rivers State governor, Mr Nyesom Wike, has said that he will never renege on his pledges to Rivers people, saying he is committed to the development of the state.
(Nigeria) Rivers State governor, Mr Nyesom Wike, has said that he will never renege on his pledges to Rivers people, saying he is committed to the development of the state.
Speaking in Port
Harcourt on Wednesday while commissioning the New Borikiri Road (Dr Abiye Sekibo Road), Njamanze/ Abonnema
Wharf Road and the Industry Road, the governor
said that the road projects are targeted at
improving the living condition of
the people.
During the commissioning
of the New Road Borikiri, Governor Wike
said he directed the
reconstruction of the Borikiri New Road
after Former Minister of Transport, Dr Abiye Sekibo drew his attention to
the suffering of
the densely populated suburb.
He said: "I am happy
that this important road has been
delivered to improve
the living condition of
the people of
Borikiri. This is in fulfilment of
the promise I made
to the people after I trekked to this community alongside Dr Abiye Sekibo and Rt Hon Austin Opara.
"From Today henceforth,
this road shall be known and called Dr Abiye Sekibo road.
We shall continue to
work for the people. The PDP government
is committed to developing
the state and keeping
all promises to the people who gave us their mandate".
Speaking while
commissioning the Industry Road, the
governor said that
the decision to
reconstruct the road was targeted at creating access to the Port Facility in the area and
also create alternate route to Bundu
Waterside.
He berated the Nigerian Port Authority, NPA for failing to meet its obligations after it agreed to fund the
reconstruction of the
road in conjunction with
the state government.
The governor said that businesses at the Port have improved with the
reconstruction of the Industry Road.
The governor said
that the Njamanze/Abonnema Wharf
Road has economic significance as it
connects the petroleum tank farms to the
State Capital and the Diobu.
He appealed to
the people to support his administration to deliver
on critical infrastructure.
The State
Commissioner for Works. Mr Bethel Iheanyichukwu said all the road projects were done
in line with approved
specifications .
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