Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State, has promised to complete projects of importance to the people that were started by previous administrations, including that of former Governor Chibuike Amaechi.
Wike gave the assurance in Port Harcourt, yesterday, when the Archbishop of the Niger Delta Province, Anglican communion, Archbishop Ignatius Kattey, paid him a courtesy visit in Government House, Port Harcourt.
He said that his administration will take the state to a greater height, adding that he will fulfil his campaign promises to the people.
He said: “Our administration shall never lose focus. We have made promises and we shall keep to the promises. Any project that will impact positively on the lives of the people of the state will be completed by this administration.”
Earlier, the Archbishop of Anglican Province of the Niger Delta, Archbishop Ignatius, said that Rivers State will witness massive development under the leadership of Governor Wike.
He described Wike as a man who keep promises, noting that the development projects of the administration should be commended.
Advising politicians not to overheat the polity, Archbishop Kattey urged the governor not to be distracted by unwarranted attacks on his person by political opponents.
Wike gave the assurance in Port Harcourt, yesterday, when the Archbishop of the Niger Delta Province, Anglican communion, Archbishop Ignatius Kattey, paid him a courtesy visit in Government House, Port Harcourt.
He said that his administration will take the state to a greater height, adding that he will fulfil his campaign promises to the people.
He said: “Our administration shall never lose focus. We have made promises and we shall keep to the promises. Any project that will impact positively on the lives of the people of the state will be completed by this administration.”
Earlier, the Archbishop of Anglican Province of the Niger Delta, Archbishop Ignatius, said that Rivers State will witness massive development under the leadership of Governor Wike.
He described Wike as a man who keep promises, noting that the development projects of the administration should be commended.
Advising politicians not to overheat the polity, Archbishop Kattey urged the governor not to be distracted by unwarranted attacks on his person by political opponents.
