Again, the Rivers State Chapter of All Progressives Congress, APC, is compelled to go against its avowed principle not to respond to arrant nonsensical publications and press releases by the accidental PDP government in Rivers State under Gov. Nyesom Wike except, this time, to address the ludicrous issues raised in what appears to be their moment of disorientation, confusion and attempt to desperately drag down the reputation of notable leaders of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Rivers State.

Saharareporters

APC leaders in Rivers State [including Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi and Dr. Dakuku Peterside] have no direct, indirect or any other form of links with Saharareporters as an organisation or with any of its personnel. Records abound to prove that Amaechi and Peterside have, at one time or the other, come under intense scrutiny in the reports of Saharareporters. It begs the question when Gov. Nyesom Wike says that the two very busy respectable individuals can spare the time to think about the governor and how to sponsor Saharareporters to scrutinize him, his infamous reputation and derelict government.

Whether Gov. Wike bribed Supreme Court Judges

It is perhaps appropriate and well-timed that the press release by Gov. Wike has something to say about whether or not he bribed any Justices of the Supreme Court over the 2015 governorship matter. Well, from what is emerging today across the nation, the APC would like Rivers people and Nigerians to make their conclusions.

Is Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi indicted by any judicial panel anywhere?

It is a statement of fact that the Justice Omereji Panel that was set up by Gov. Nyesom Wike to target, foist and pin corruption charges on his predecessor, Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, failed woefully because it could not find anything to pin on the former governor. To this day, despite all the challenges by Rt. Hon. Chibuike Amaechi for the state government to take him to court, it has been impossible because there is absolutely no ground to do so and the state government knows it. Unfortunately, the governor and his men have never sent out any press statement without their favourite hallucinatory mantra of N3 trillion received by the former governor – something contrived to fool ordinary Rivers people and Nigerians.

Indeed, it is sad and primitively disingenuous for the governor, his co-travellers and cohorts to huff and puff over an imaginary N3 trillion that got to Rivers State in Amaechi’s 8 years but often dishonestly display selective amnesia when they pretend to forget the many landmark projects and programmes of the Amaechi administration. A pen picture of just two out of many sectors where former governor Amaechi made landmark strides is presented here under. It is only a part, and not by any means, all of the achievements of the former governor, as at when his administration ended May 29, 2015.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Dualization of Rumuokuta-Choba East-West Road, Obi Akpor (N10.3bn, 88% completed)

Construction of Eleme junction flyover (N7.3bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Omofo-Agaba Ndele Road (N4.8bn, 90% competed)

Dredging works/Roads at Opobo New Layout (4.52bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Ozuzu to CSS Isu-Ogida Owu Egbu(N2.79bnhuge, 100% completed

Dualization of Airport-Isiokpo/Omarelu Road (N35.15bn, 98% completed)

Dualization of Ada George Phases 1 and 2/ Choba phase 2 NTA/ChobaAirport (N17.04bn, 80% completed).

Dualization of Rumuola/Rumuokuta Road and (N2.78bn, 100% completed).

Dualization of First Bank/Rumuomasi Road (N3.58bn, 100% completed)

Dualization of slaughter-Trans Amadi/Rumuobiakani Road (N6.53bn, 100% completed)

Shore protection and land reclamation of Egbomung/Oluk-Ama(N2.18bn, 90% completed)

Construction of Bridge at Bolo Creek with approaches (N4.81bn, 100% completed)

Dualization of Eneka-Igbo Etche link Road (N2.24bn, 70% completed)

Construction of Apani internal Roads (N2.57bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Nyokhana-Kenkhana Link Road with Bridge from Luuwa to Bere (N2.93bn, 40% completed)

Construction of Odiolugbani-Enito 1 and 2-Oshie Road (N4.51bn, 80% completed)

Expansion of Mbiama-Akinima Road (N1.98bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Okeh-Ihie-Apani-Omarelu Road (N6.86bn, 97% completed)

Construction of Bori internal Roads phase 3 (N1.71bn, 81% completed)

Construction of Abua/Okoba Close Rumuibekwe with extension to Elelenwo (N2.19bn, 75% completed)

Construction of Ikuru town- Atlantic Ocean Road (N2.38bn, 80% completed)

Construction of Okeh-Mba-Umuaturu-Akpoku Obite, 21km with Bridge (N5.02bn, 100%completed)

Reconstruction of Town Market (N3.52bn, 100% completed)

Dualization of Rumukrushi-Eneka-Igwuruta Road (N13.87bn, 95% completed)

Construction of Abuloma-Woji Road Bridge (N13.63bn, 50% completed)

Construction of Akpajo-Woji Road/Bridge (N11.06bn, 56% completed)

Construction of Ada George/East West Road junction flyover with Rotary turning and service lanes (N5.34bn, 80% completed)

Dualization of Elekahia-Rumuamasi Road (N6.50bn, 100% completed)

Dualization of Azikiwe Road (UTC) junction-Lagos Bus stop (N6.29bn, 89% completed)

Completion of Airport-Igwuruta-Rumuokoro Road (N1.59bn, 100% completed)

Reconstruction of Woji Road in GRA Phase 2 with drains and construction of Sani Abacha/NTANwogba Storm Water Drainage (N2.06bn, 75% completed)

Reconstruction of Ikwerre Road from Education to Agipflyover (N5.88bn, 100% completed)

Reconstruction/As[halt overlay of Igwuruta-Ohokoho-Okehi Road (N1,44bn, 100% completed)

Reconstruction of Ken Saro Wiwa Road and flood control works around Ken Saro Wiwa Road/Ezimgbu Link Road-Aba Road, Port Harcourt and construction of Relief Road linking Aba Road to Ken SaroWiwa Road at Worlu street junction (N10.85bn, 90% completed, 30% Canal)

Expansion/resurfacing of Kpopie-Bodo city Road (N3.91bn, 62% completed)

Shore/protection works at Ndoni (N2.82bn, 100% completed)

Dualization of Isiokpo-Ubima-Omarelu Road (15.34bn, 82% completed)

Construction of Okrika Ring Road (N4.02bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Unity Road, Ogoni-Andoni-Opobo Road (N31.00bn, 70% old and 30% new completed)

Expansion of Okporo Road (N2.61bn, 100% completed)

Reconstruction of Edeoha-Ikata-Ochigba Road (N2.09bn, 66% completed)

Reconstruction of Ozuoba-Ogbogoro-Rumuolumeni Road (N5.22bn, 65% completed)

Dualization of Chief G.U. Ake Road (N9.95bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Nyowii-Dae-Lueku-Bagha-Seme Lueku-scholl to land Road (N3.78bn, 60% completed)

Expansion of Amadi-Ama-Abuloma Road with Spur to Okuruama(N4.22bn, 100% completed)

Expansion of Olu Obasanjo Road to six lanes and Rehabilitation of Omoku street, Okomoko street and Okomoko street Spur (N3.07bn, 100% completed)

Design and Reconstruction of Rumuwoji (mile one) Ultra ModernMarket (N2.99bn, 100% completed

Dualization of Epirikom-Rumuolumeni Road (N9.88bn, 57% completed)

Construction of Elioparanwo Road (N2.57bn, 65% completed)

Repair of the collapsed Airforce Base flyover Retaining walls and construction of Dual carriage access Road to the Airforce Base flyover (N2.00bn, 100% completed)

Reconstruction of Roads in D Line Port Harcourt (N7.55bn, 55% completed)

Reconstruxtin of Omuanwa-Elele Road and Elele internal Roads (N2.48bn, 100% completed)

Reconstruction of Eastern Bypass, Amadi-Ama OginigbaRoad (N2.89bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Flyover at Olu Obasanjo Eliozu junction (N1.68bn, 100% completed)

Construction of East/West Bypass and other lik Roads in Ahoada town (N1.17bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Oro Ekpo Odoli/Awabie and ChindaStreet (1.66bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Timothy Lane, Rumuola/Ohiamini Access Road PH plus Retaining wall (N1.62bn, 100% completed).

Construction of Omuanwa internal Roads (N1.50bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Rukpokwu-Eneka/Eneka Eliozu Link Roads (N1.32bn, 100% completed)

EDUCATION
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