Governor Wike declared that the action of the Federal Government is the most shameful act of marginalisation in a Federation where Rivers State contributes to the financial sustenance of the country.
He said Rivers politicians in APC should be able to plead with the Federal Government to site projects in Rivers State to expand their political relevance. “Shame on those who say they are working with the current Federal Government, but cannot protect the interest of Rivers State in that Government. “You are there, you cannot even say for my sake help me and give me one Road. So I can go home and tell my people this is what I brought to Rivers State .
Guy dey legit beg for one federal road. Mumu
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