Association Hails Wike Over Iloabuchi Road

The multi-purpose
Iloabuchi Timber Cooperative Association has commended the Rivers State Governor, Chief Nyesom Wike over his developmental strides.
This followed the recent completion and commissioning of the Iloabuchi-Eagle Island link road by the governor recently.
The chairman of the association Mr Casmir Uzoagba who made the commendation while speaking to newsmen recently in Port Harcourt said the association was impressed with the strategic development of roads in the state.
According to him, with the level of development especially road infrastructure that  has taken place within the governor’s stay in office in less than one year, “there were signs of greater development to come.”
The cooperative’s boss, however, called on well-meaning indigenes and non-indigenes in the state to support the governor in his effort towards the infrastructure renewal drive.
Uzoagba expressed optimism that the trend would open  up positive business growth in the state even as he said investors would be attracted to the state in the near future.
He, however, urged detractors of the present government to desist from destructive criticism as such development was counter productive in the present dispensation.
He said the association was committed to contributing its quota to the development of the state, even as he called on the state government to assist them in the provision of power, access roads, fire service, clinic and soft loans to boost their businesses. He expressed worry over inadequate power supply that has crippled their business.