Labour Party gives Gov. Wike ultimatum over failure to constitute cabinet
Rivers State chapter of Labour Party has urged Gov. Nyesom Wike to constitute his cabinet immediately to ensure effective governance.
According to Reuben, Governor Wike’s refusal to set-up a cabinet four months after the election is undemocratic. Reuben said the party withdrew its petition challenging the victory of Wike in court to enable the people enjoy governance and dividends of democracy.
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