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GOVERNOR Nyesom Wike says the curfew imposed in the wake of dastardly attacks on security formations and operatives in Rivers State will remain in place despite sponsored criticism against it.
Wike, in a statement by his Special Assistant on Media, Kelvin Ebiri, defended the efficacy of the night curfew while speaking at the 60th birthday celebration of the federal lawmaker who represents Rivers South East district in the Senate, Senator Barry Mpigi, in Port Harcourt.
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