Amaechi Promoted Insecurity In Rivers – Woke 

Former Rivers State Governor, Rt Hon Chibuike Amaechi promoted insecurity during his eight -year administration of the state, Chief of Staff to the Rivers State Governor, Engr Chukwuemeka  Woke  has stated.
Woke who stated this while receiving 250 All Progressives Congress (APC) decampees on behalf of the Rivers State Governor last Tuesday at Rumuokani Ogbakiri, Ward 2 in Emohua Local Government Area, said that Rivers State witnessed the highest level of kidnapping and political killings under the leadership of Amaechi.
He said that several leaders of the state fled into political exile because Amaechi used his armed goons to target political opponents across the state.
“It was under Amaechi that Charles Achor Nsiegbe was murdered in cold blood by assassins, late Captain Elechi Amadi was kidnapped while Former Vice Chancellor of University of Port Harcourt, Prof Nimi Briggs was also kidnapped”, Woke said .
The Chief of Staff to the Rivers State Governor stated that Governor Wike will continue to improve the security architecture of the state, despite what he described as the evil machinations of APC  leaders .
He however, challenged the Director General of NIMASA, Dakuku Peterside to publish the list of Rivers indigenes that have gained employment  in his agency since he became its Chief Executive.
He said rather than play unproductive politics, Dakuku Peterside should reserve his energy for the governorship race where he will suffer another defeat.
Woke welcomed APC decampees, back to the PDP, saying that they have experienced the two sides and seen that PDP remains the best.
He said that Rivers State Government will continue to roll out projects and empower the people.
Leader of the APC  decampees of Rumuokani Ogbakiri, Ward 2 in Emohua Local Government Area, Mr Solomon Eche narrated their plight in the APC under the leadership of former Agriculture Commissioner, Mr Emma Chinda.
He said that they were happy to be back to the PDP where Governor Wike  was working hard for the people.