Rivers Governor Nyesom Wike has vowed that nothing will distract him from governance until his last day in office.

The Governor said he would remain focused on delivering more projects to communities in the state despite the ongoing political campaigns.

Wike spoke on Thursday when he led a former Minister of State for Agriculture, Heineken Lokpobiri, to kick off the construction of the 17th internal roads within Rumuigbo community in Obio-Akpor Local Government Area.

Wike also donated N200m for the rebuilding of the palace of the king in the area, Uchechukwu Isaiah Elikwu, the Eze Epara Rebisi, XII.

The Governor said his social contract with Rivers people, who gave him their mandate required that he remained committed to serving them till the last day of his administration.

Wike assured that he would continue to make Rivers people happy and deliver infrastructure until the 29th May 2023.

He said: "We believe that party is a vehicle that conveys you to where you want to go. Having conveyed to where you are heading to, you come down and begin to do governance.

"We just invited you (Lokpobiri) to come down and see what we are doing in the State.

"So many people are distracted by the campaign. We are not going to be distracted by the campaign. We want to focus on the development of our community. I will work until 29th of May, 2023 because that is the day my agreement will terminate with the people of Rivers State."

He dismissed comments by critics that Rumuigbo community had never benefitted from his administration and reminded them of the reconstruction work carried out on the Omoi-Orosi road with the drains channelled through Okocha Streets to the nearby stream.

Wike said the contractor also handled the Obi Wali Road but observed that the area was still affected by though perennial flood.

To solve the perennial flood, Wike pointed to particular land considered suitable to channel the water and assured the Rivers government would acquire the property for that purpose.

Where is G5? I didnt hear news abt dem dis week