Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike has slated clearly that he will never sell Rivers State to anyone.
Speaking during the Commissioning of three roads, Bonny Street, AdakaBoro/Elliot Henry Streets as part of the first 100days of his second term on Monday, Governor Wike said “the opportunity that Rivers people gave to me to lead them is a privilege, which I will never take for granted. I will do everything to protect the interest of Rivers State. I will never sell Rivers State to anyone.”
He said, the proposed flyover bridges are to be located at Garrison, Artillery and Rumuokoro in Port Harcourt and Obio/Akpor Local Government Areas. Governor Wike and engineers assessed the approaches and ending of the proposed flyover bridges last weekend.
He said: “We will soon flag off the construction of three flyover bridges in Port Harcourt and Obio/Akpor Local Government Areas.
“These three flyover bridges would be constructed simultaneously and we shall deliver them in 16months. We will remain committed to the delivery projects for our people “.
Governor Wike said that he considers the opportunity given to him to lead Rivers State as a rare privilege, which he will never take for granted.
Governor Wike said that his administration will continue to work towards the restoration of Port Harcourt as the Nation’s Garden City.
“We must keep Port Harcourt clean. People should not block the streets. I am happy that we are keeping Port Harcourt clean “, he said.
Commenting on the three roads, Governor directed the installation of street lights to fight crime in the area.
Permanent Secretary, Rivers State Ministry of Works, Dr Walter Ndu said the three roads span 2.8kilometres. He said with the construction of the roads, the economy of the area has been revived.
He said the three roads were constructed in line with approved specifications and design.
Earlier, the Mayor of Port Harcourt City Local Government Area, Hon. Victor Ihunwo commended the Rivers State Governor for continuing with the delivery of quality projects for the people of the state.
