TheGoodJoe:
cc: galaxy2020

From the inception of his tenure as the Governor of Rivers State in October 2007, Amaechi directed efforts and deployed significant resources of the state towards the development of infrastructure.

Against the backdrop of this commitment, the administration articulated its vision with respect to the road sector as “A Rivers State where all communities are accessible by quality roads…” This vision by emphasizing quality roads implicitly acknowledged the finding of a study that there is a strong positive correlation between the economic development and the quality of the road network of an area.
Between 2007 and 2014, over 300 contracts relating to roads and bridges, land reclamation and shore protection projects were awarded. As at August 2014, 165 of these contracts had been successfully completed with the remainder at various stages of completion, with the exception of two in which the contractors were not mobilized before the end of the tenure.

The administration also completed 23 major bridges in different parts of the State with six other bridges at various stages of completion. The completed bridges include nine bridges on the Unity Road (Ogoni-Andoni-Opobo) Road; two Steel bridges at Eagle Island; Ndoni Steel Bridge; three bridges on the Okrika Ring Road; bridge at the Abuloma-Woji Road; Mbiama-Akinima Bridge; Bolo Creek bridge. The on-going bridges include Woji-Akpajobridge (70% completion); Luwa-Bere bridge (50% completion); Orashi Steel bridge (60% completion); Tema Steel bridge (40% completion) and two bridges on the Unity Road.

The administration completed two major flyovers: Agip Roundabout on Ikwerre Road and Eliozu on the East-West Road. It reconstructed the collapsed flyover on Aba Road near the Nigeria Air force Base. Another flyover at Woji has reached 85% completion level. Two interchanges were also completed at Rumuokwurusi (at the intersection between the Port Harcourt-Aba Expressway and the East-West Road) the area erroneously called “Eleme Junction”; and at Obiri Ikwerre (at the intersection between Prof. Tam David-West Boulevard and East-West Road).
To evidence, Amaechi’s concern for all the residents of the State, 70 percent of the roads are located in the rural areas with the remainder 30% are within the Greater Port Harcourt Metropolis. From the rural areas to the urban centres, no part of the State was left out in the development of good road network. The Amaechi Administration expanded and completed the Okrika Ring Road. It expanded the Mbiama-Akinima Road. It constructed the Kpopie-Bodo Road. It substantially completed the Unity Road, which traverses three local government councils – Khana, Andoni and Opobo/Nkoro.

Before he left office, Governor Amaechi ensured that the people of the Ancient Opobo Kingdom could get to Opobo by road. Anxious to ensure that all parts of Rivers State were accessible by road, the Amaechi administration entered into advanced discussions with the Nigeria LNG Ltd with respect to the completion of the Bodo-Bonny Road, which had been abandoned by the Federal Government. The administration also completed the Rivers State end of the Port Harcourt Owerri Road, in order to create relief for Rivers people, in the same way it attempted to reconstruct the Rivers State end of the East West road, but was refused to do so by the then Federal Government. To improve movement of farm goods and encourage trade and commerce, the Amaechi administration constructed a major spine road between Isiokpo and Omerelu.

TheGoodJoe:


I have no choice but to give you a brief education on Amaechi's time as Governor of Rivers State. Lets start.

TheGoodJoe:


I have no choice but to give you a brief education on Amaechi's time as Governor of Rivers State. Lets start.

TheGoodJoe:


I have no choice but to give you a brief education on Amaechi's time as Governor of Rivers State. Lets start.

TheGoodJoe:


I have no choice but to give you a brief education on Amaechi's time as Governor of Rivers State. Lets start.

TheGoodJoe:


I have no choice but to give you a brief education on Amaechi's time as Governor of Rivers State. Lets start.

galaxy2020:
....Audio projects.

galaxy2020:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnnCc2MUNGU

galaxy2020:
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All paper projects, 90% doesn't exist.

TheGoodJoe:


You are funny. Honestly. Did you even bother to read what I posted.

You are showing Doctors' block of flats on Odi Street and flyovers.

Amaechi was building over a hundred health centres and equipping them.

We are talking of Songhai farm and sending Rivers people to Songhai FARM in Port Novo and then setting up a modern agricultural farm in Rivers State.

We are talking about building hundreds of schools and equipping them with ICT centres.

We are talking about the teachers training program and timariv.

We are talking of building the Adokie Amiesimaka Stadium.

Moving UPTH to its permanent site. Not like Wike painting BMH and calling it RSUTH.

The gap is too much.

We are talking of developing a cassava factory.

Building power plants.

What a joke.

galaxy2020:
........Let's see the videos oga. Amaechi Judas Rotimi achieved nothing close to what wike has achieved and still doing more. The only governor In the entire Nigeria with the name MR PROJECT.

galaxy2020:
........Let's see the videos oga. Amaechi Judas Rotimi achieved nothing close to what wike has achieved and still doing more. The only governor In the entire Nigeria with the name MR PROJECT.

TheGoodJoe:


Mr. Project is just a joke name. No Agricultural Project, no housing project, no Industrialization project.

I repeat, Wike is a baby governor to Amaechi.

The public schools Amaechi built from ground up had ict centres and libraries, fully equipped.

Remember, hundreds of them.

TheGoodJoe:


Mr. Project is just a joke name. No Agricultural Project, no housing project, no Industrialization project.

I repeat, Wike is a baby governor to Amaechi.

The public schools Amaechi built from ground up had ict centres and libraries, fully equipped.

Remember, hundreds of them.

galaxy2020:
...we know how this is done, your hire/buy few computers, paint two blocks of classrooms, get some neat and intelligent pupils/students, then pay some journalists to cover the movie, then edit the pictures and send to the press. The bridges, roads, and other infrastructures wike administration has provided are there for you to see. You saw him on AIT,yesterday? did you see the government house hospital? Better than Abuja state house hospital. Wonder why Buhari didn't go there for his medical tourism. Oga, you can not hide the fact.

galaxy2020:
...we know how this is done, your hire/buy few computers, paint two blocks of classrooms, get some neat and intelligent pupils/students, then pay some journalists to cover the movie, then edit the pictures and send to the press. The bridges, roads, and other infrastructures wike administration has provided are there for you to see. You saw him on AIT,yesterday? did you see the government house hospital? Better than Abuja state house hospital. Wonder why Buhari didn't go there for his medical tourism. Oga, you can not hide the fact.

galaxy2020:
... REALLY? Tell that to opobo nkoro people..

TheGoodJoe:


As I said, you must be very young to even argue this. You are showing how ignorant you are about what you are trying to debate.

At the time Amaechi was governor, I lived at D-Line I. Port Harcourt. Around us, Amaechi built four schools.

One near Oromineke Girls
One at Orogbum crescent
One at Garrison at the Church and
One opposite UST.

I watched these schools built from ground up.

I knew people that removed their kids from private schools to there.

These schools ran free programs including uniforms and books.

This is in just a small geographic location and it happened all over the State.

You can see that you are arguing because of the gap Amaechi gave Wike.

Wike is a baby governor to Amaechi. Take it anywhere and ask.

galaxy2020:
..... Well, wike, is the present governor of Rivers state, try and live with or E GO CHOKE U BADDDDDD! sorry for your pain, I can't help you.