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Read What Fayose Has To Say About Governor Wike Of Rivers State.

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti state has commended his Rivers state counterpart, Governor Nyesom Wike for cleaning up the mess inflicted on the State by the All Progressive Congress(APC) through bad governance.



Fayose stated this while commissioning Bishop Okoye Street in Port Harcourt abandoned by the past administration as part of activities marking the One Year Anniversary of Governor Wike.


He expressed satisfaction with the achievements of Governor Wike within the past one year and urged him to continue to judiciously apply the resources at his disposal for the development of the State.



The Ekiti Governor who described Rivers State as a Peoples Democratic Party(PDP) State said the people of the State would no longer be ruled by those he described as aliens.


Fayose called on the people of the State to continue to support Governor Wike and his team to enable him execute more people-oriented projects.



Governor Wike had in his remarks warned that those who convert the newly built roads to markets would face the full wrath of the law as government was committed to keeping the city clean at all times.


He regretted that previous administrations in the State deceived the people with bogus electioneering promises that were never fulfilled thus creating untold hardship over the years.


“My administration will not be part of the political deceit of the past. We are going to fulfill all the promises we made to the people of the State because we believe in the social contract we entered with them,” he stated.


He commended the contracting firms for delivering the projects on schedule without waiting for unnecessary variations that characterized project executions in the past.


Other roads commissioned by Governor Wike include, Azikiwe Street, Eliozu-Rumunduru-Elimgbu Road, Rukpokwu-Eneka Road, Nelson Mandela Road and Rumuagholu Road which brings the total number of Roads commissioned this week to 12.


Source: Naij.com

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