Rivers State Gov’t to Reconstruct Assembly Auditorium, Others, Approves N74.9 Billion Contracts

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The Rivers State Executive Council has approved contracts worth N74.9 billion for various infrastructure projects across the state.The projects include the reconstruction of the State House of Assembly Auditorium, the construction of Kalaibiama/Epellema Road, and the completion of four zonal hospitals in Ahoada, Degema, Omoku, and Bori.

The ministry requested the cancellation and termination of existing contracts for the zonal hospitals and re-award of fresh contracts to enable the completion of the projects.

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