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We’ll Continue To Back Wike To The Fullest, Opara Insists

The member representing Port Harcourt Constituency 111 in the Rivers State House of Assembly, Hon Azuru Opara, says the people of Port Harcourt owe full support to the administration of Governor Nyesom Wike, because of the great work the governor was doing in the area.
The lawmaker stated this last Monday at the commissioning ceremony of Bonny, Adaka Boro, and Elliot Henry roads in Port Harcourt Local Government Area.
Opara said that the governor has executed several projects in Port Harcourt and that at the event of the first 100 days of his second term administration the kick off ceremony was also in Port Harcourt with commissioning of three roads.
“It is a good thing that the governor is here to commission this road project.
“As you know, Port Harcourt Local Government is the capital city of Rivers State. We are happy and shall continue to support Governor Wike in appreciation of what is doing”, he said.
He said that the people of the state would continue to experience more projects because the governor is properly called Mr Projects.
“Today, we are in Bonny Street, tomorrow, we shall also visit other areas where he has constructed roads and other structures.
“We are behind him; we are here to support him. He will continue to do more roads. We are backing him to the fullest”, Opara said.
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