Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike, has expressed satisfaction with the pace and quality of the ongoing construction of Ogbunabali internal roads.
The governor, accompanied by Mr Joe Agi, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria and Tony Okeah, a former member of the state House of Assembly, inspected the roads being reconstructed in the area.
The roads in Ogbunabali had been completed and expanded with modern walkways, while others were still under construction.
Wike received briefing from officials of the state’s Ministry of Works as he walked through Orieku Street in Ogbunabali, where the contractors were setting up a modern drainage system .
Residents trooped out to show their appreciation and praised the governor for fulfilling his pledge to the community.
The governor assured the residents that his administration would drive the project to a logical conclusion, saying that the people of the area deserved the best for the contributions they have made to the state.
This is the first time Ogbunabali Internal Roads are being expanded and reconstructed, despite being neighbours of the Government Reserved Area.
Also on Saturday, Governor Wike inspected ongoing work at the Landscaping Architecture at Airforce overheard bridge, Port Harcourt and the Port Harcourt Pleasure Park.