{"id":79339,"date":"2021-03-26T04:47:45","date_gmt":"2021-03-26T03:47:45","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/pointblanknews.com\/pbn\/?p=79339"},"modified":"2021-03-26T04:47:45","modified_gmt":"2021-03-26T03:47:45","slug":"wike-as-an-apostle-of-even-development","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/pointblanknews.com\/pbn\/articles-opinions\/wike-as-an-apostle-of-even-development\/","title":{"rendered":"WIKE AS AN APOSTLE OF EVEN DEVELOPMENT"},"content":{"rendered":"
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By Paulinus Nsirim<\/div>\n
\n
\nWhen Governor Nyesom Wike declared on on Saturday, January 30, 2021,
\nthat discussions have been concluded to commence the construction of the
\nTrans-Kalabari Road, which will ease transportation difficulties
\nexperienced by the people of Kalabari Ethnic Nationality, the
\nannouncement was greeted with mixed feelings.<\/p>\n

The diverse feelings of hope, skepticism, disbelief, d\u00e9j\u00e2 v\u00fa and forlon
\nnostalgia were understandable for the simple reason that the
\nTrans-Kalabari Road project has been one of the major talking points in
\nthe Rivers political calibration since 1999.<\/p>\n

The nostalgia was even more poignant, as many Rivers people, especially
\nthe\u00a0 people of Kalabari\u00a0 will recall that in December 2012, the
\nadministration of the day had assured the people of Kalabari that the
\nRoad would be completed before the exit of that regime from office in
\n2015.<\/p>\n

The so called assurance that the road remains top priority of that
\nadministration, had been made with boastful audacity, at a town hall
\nmeeting in Buguma, headquarters of Asari-Toru Local Government Area, in
\nthe following words, “The Trans-Kalabari road is coming and we have
\nawarded the contract to Lubriks for the sum of N21billion. We have
\nagreed to take it to Buguma so by January we will mobilise the
\ncontractor to site”.<\/p>\n

Alas, just like the Karibi Whyte Memorial Hospital and the grotesque,
\ndaylight robbery monorail project that assaults the sensibilities, the
\nTrans-Kalabari road joined other white elephant projects of that
\nadministration, which its spin doctors have been trying with frenzied
\nmisleading propaganda to re-present.<\/p>\n

So, when Governor Wike declared, during the reception organised for the
\nconferment of the special chieftaincy title, Eze Gbuwara Uzo1 of Ikwerre
\non Sir Celestine Omehia, former Governor of Rivers State, at Isiokpo
\nTown in Ikwerre Local Government Area, on Saturday, January 30, 2021,
\nthe expectations also carried a tinge of real hope.<\/p>\n

The reason was not far fetched. It was not only that the announcement
\nhad come on the heels of a marathon inauguration of quality projects
\nacross the state, but the faith and belief that Governor Wike had
\nalready pledged to complete legacy projects he started in every Local
\nGovernment Area in the State, during his tenure.<\/p>\n

Affirming the seriousness of the Rivers State Government to commence the
\nTrans-Kalabari Road project, Governor Wike said: “I and the Deputy
\nGovernor, together with the Chairman of the Rivers State Elders Council,
\nhave agreed on how the Trans-kalabari Road will follow. Those who said
\nwe don’t want to do anything in the Kalabari area, today they are
\nsending me text messages to thank me.”<\/p>\n

To add the icing on the cake, the Governor said that with several
\nprojects inaugurated in the various local governmentsbof the State, most
\ncritics who accused him of being sectional with his development
\nprogramme are now ashamed and silenced.<\/p>\n

“So many people have said that I am discriminating in terms of projects.
\nNow, when they saw us go to the various Local Governments to commission
\nprojects, they don’t say anything again,” he stated.<\/p>\n

Two months later, on Wednesday, March 24, 2021, the Rivers State
\nExecutive Council approved the construction of the Trans-Kalabari and
\nSaakpenwa-Bori-Kono Road projects at the cost of N27.6billion.<\/p>\n

It will also be recalled that Governor Wike had, during the January 30
\nreception for Sir Celestine Omehia\u00a0 equally declared that: “When we were
\nconstructing Sakpeenwa -Bori\u00a0 Road, some politicians in our party were
\ncarrying propaganda. They were saying that we are not going to complete
\nit.<\/p>\n

“But, they now have one of the best roads in the state. Some of them
\nwere even ashamed to watch it on television. We have also agreed that
\nfrom Sakpeenwa to Bori, we are awarding fresh contract to take it to
\nKono town.”<\/p>\n

Little wonder therefore that an avalanche of encomiums, ranging from
\nlyrical to poetic and the unrestrained outpouring of joy\u00a0 by top
\npoliticians, media gurus, statesmen and an appreciative community
\nwitnessing an infrastructure miracle they had only dared to dream about,
\ngreeted the commissioning of the the first phase, 16.06 kilometers, dual
\ncarriage Sakpenwa-Bori Highway by the Governor of Enugu State, Dr.
\nIfeanyichukwu Lawrence Ugwuanyi\u00a0 on Tuesday, January 5, 2021<\/p>\n

Now, with the approval for the construction of Phase 2 and indeed the
\naward of the Trans-Kalabari road, Rivers people have already concurred
\nthat these are two more promises made and kept by the promise keeping
\nGovernor who is building legacy projects all over Rivers State.<\/p>\n

Elloka Tasie-Amadi, speaking at a Press Briefing on the approval for the
\nconstruction of the Saakpenwa-Bori-Kono Phase 2 Road project said the
\nproject which starts from Bori to Kono, “is a 17 kilometer road and the
\ncost of the project is N14 Billion. Construction time is 14 months.
\nPayment will also be secured by an irrevocable payment standing order of
\nN1 billion monthly drawn against the State Internal Revenue.”<\/p>\n

The Works Commissioner further stated that the Saakpenwa-Bori-Kono
\ncontract will be executed by the same the company that executed the
\nPhase 1 of the road , Chinese Civil and Engineering Construction
\nCorporation, adding, for emphasis, that the reason the cost of the
\nTrans-Kalabari road which is 13 kilometers long and 9.3 meters wide is
\nalmost the same as that of Bori- Kono 17.1 kilometers and 24 meters wide
\nroad with street light, is because the terrains are different.<\/p>\n

“You see the cost of building in the riverine area is nothing less than
\ntwice the cost of building on solid soil. So the Government is going
\nthrough huge trouble to see that these roads are built. People will
\nwonder why the cost are like that, the terrain determines the cost. So,
\nthe Trans-Kalabari Road\u00a0 is far more expensive to build.”<\/p>\n

Shedding more light on the Trans-Kalabari Road, Tasie-Amadi explained
\nthat the road will connect several communities amongst them Krakama,
\nOmekwe-ama, Angula-ama, Mina-ama and some other communities in the
\nKalabari area of the State.<\/p>\n

“The project will cost N13.6billion and will have 14 months duration,
\nfinanced by an irrevocable standing payment order drawn against the
\nState Internal Revenue, meaning that every month the contractor will be
\npaid N1 Billon and there will be no delays.<\/p>\n

“This will guarantee the project is not stalled and completed within the
\ntime frame stipulated and agreed with the State Government. This I
\nbelieve will be useful to the people and open the area for economic
\nactivities,” he added.<\/p>\n

There is absolutely no doubt whatsoever, that the award of the
\nTrans-Kalabari Road by the Governor Wike’s administration is historic.
\nMany will recall that the previous government awarded the road to
\nindigenes of the area who later abandoned the project for inexplicable
\nreasons.<\/p>\n

It had also been the most devious unique selling point in a completely
\ndubious and misleading election propaganda of a political party, which
\nhad trumpeted the ethnic mantra that only a Riverine Governor would
\ndeliver the Trans-Kalabari Road, with their leader even audaciously
\nfoisting a business accomplice as the anointed messiah on the hapless
\nfollowers. Now they will hide their heads in shame.<\/p>\n

Finally, for those who have been shouting themselves hoarse with the
\nbroken chant that Governor Wike is only developing Port Harcourt and
\nObio Akpor, these two major road projects; the Trans-Kalabari and the
\nPhase 2 of Saakpenwa-Bori-Kono Roads, are located outside the city
\ncentre and this is a further testimony that Governor Wike has remained
\nsteadfast in spreading development to all the nooks and crannies of the
\nState.<\/p>\n

Most importantly, the two legacy roads projects are expected to be
\ncompleted within the next fourteen months and with the kind of payment
\nplan already structured for its operations, these projects will not be
\nabandoned, but will definitely be completed and commissioned with ample
\ntime to spare,\u00a0 before the administration’s tenure elapses.<\/p>\n

This not only consolidates Governor Wike’s promise that no project will
\nbe abandoned in his tenure, it further reinforces the undeniable fact
\nthat the Wike’s administration is only desirous of delivering projects
\nthat will impact positively and ensure the betterment of Rivers State
\nand her people.<\/p>\n

Nsirim is the Commissioner for Information and Communications, Rivers
\nState<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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