New projects excite Rivers residents
Residents of Rivers State are happy with ongoing work on key projects despite the Coronavirus pandemic.
Project Manager at the Mother and Child Hospital Nwakama Michael said the pandemic had prolonged completion of the equipment process at the hospital. “Many beds have been installed with few left. Other medical equipment have been installed and more will be installed. The last time the governor visited, he was looking at the contractors completing their work by May.”
He said: “I have been here since 1986. I appreciate God for the wonderful work the governor is doing. I thank him so much; he is God sent to Rivers people. God will give him more strength to do more. Let him not be distracted by enemies. Kudos to Governor Wike for building the Garrison flyover bridge and God will lead him the more.”
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