Wike Decries Street Trading In PH

The Rivers State Governor, Chief Nyesom Wike has decried the manner street traders deface newly constructed roads across Port Harcourt metropolis.
Wike spoke, last Tuesday, an encounter with some traders that defaced parts of the Nkpogu Roundabout on the Garrison-Trans-Amadi-Elelenwo Road under construction by his administration.
The governor appealed to the traders to use existing markets to sell their wares, saying that their activities by the roadside were not helpful to the city’s aesthetics.
Wike, who was accompanied by former Rivers State Governor, Sir Celestine Omehia, told the street traders that selling at such points also endangers their lives.
He directed security operatives to work with relevant state government agencies to restore sanity on major locations across the state capital.
The governor urged residents of Port Harcourt to support the efforts of the Rivers State Government to improve the sanitation of Port Harcourt.