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FG, APC Have No Project In Rivers – Wike

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The Rivers State Governor, Chief Nyesom Wike, has criticised the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led Federal Government for not executing a single project in the state after two years in office.
Speaking during the flag-off of the construction of internal roads in Elele-Alimini in Emohua Local Government Area, yesterday, the governor accused the APC for failing on its electoral promises.
The flag of the construction of the Elele-Alimini internal roads is part of the second year anniversary of Wike.
In the words of the governor: “APC has deceived Nigerians .I challenge  the APC to show one project that they have executed  in Rivers State in the last two years .  They have made promises, but they have made no efforts to fulfil the promises.
“Enough is enough for the lying and deception of the APC.  You can see the difference between light and darkness”, he stressed.
The governor  stated  that construction  of the Elele-Alimini internal roads is in fulfillment  of his promise to the people of the area.
“Those people in APC stayed in government for eight years, but never fulfilled the promises they made to the people of Elele-Alimini.  Today, we are here to fulfill our promises to the people of the area.
“Because the people of Elele-Alimini did not disappoint me when I came to them for votes, I will not disappoint them.”
He said that the people of Rivers State have no business being in the APC as the party has shown by its actions that it will not execute projects in the state.
He commended the leader of the APC in Elele-Alimini, Chief Chibuike Dike for leading his  supporters back to the PDP.
In his remarks, Former President-General of Ogbakor Ikwerre, Prof Augustine Ahiazu said the Ikwerre Ethnic Nationality is proud of the achievements of Governor Wike.
On his part, the State Works Commissioner, Mr Iheanyichuwu Bathuel said that 20 roads, spanning 30 kilometres  will be reconstructed in Elele-Alimini to assist them move their farm produce to markets.

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