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Fayemi to Wike: I understand why you’re Mr. Project

•Commissions  Rumuwoji International Market 

18th September 2019
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Chairman of the Nigeria Governors Forum and Ekiti State Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, has declared that the frequency with which Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, churns out quality projects justifies his world acclaimed name, “Mr Project”.
Commissioning the Rumuwoji International Market built by the Wike-led administration in Port Harcourt yesterday,  Governor  Fayemi commended Governor Wike for his outstanding performance.
He said: “We are proud of him (Governor Wike). We are proud of the work he is doing in Rivers State.  He is going to continue to commission projects till 27th  September.  That is almost 10 days from now.
“Even if it is one project per day,  it will be almost 10 days. Now, I understand why they refer to him as Mr Project”.
Fayemi  said that governance is about improving the living standard of the people,  noting that Governor Wike has worked hard for Rivers people.
He said: “The promise that the governor made is what he is fulfilling today. That is what government is all about.  Government is about affecting the lives of our people.
“Governance is about improving the quality and condition of our society.  Governance is about ensuring  that we fulfil promises that we make to the people”.
He said though he (Fayemi) is not in the same political party with Governor Wike, his duty as chairman of Nigeria Governors Forum was to support,  protect and defend all governors irrespective of their party affiliations.
In his address,   Governor Wike said that he pledged to rebuild the market and that the commissioning of the Rumuwoji Market was a fulfilment of that promise
“I made a promise to construct this market.  We started this market from the foundation to its completion.
“When we make promises to the people,  we are bound to fulfil  the promises.  Hold us accountable to our promises, because  there is no need for excuses. We made a promise  and we have fulfilled  that promise”, he said.
He informed that the State Government has finished paying  for the project.
Governor Wike established a management committee for the market, directing the committee to ensure  that the market serves the people.
He announced  that he would give allocation to Rumuwoji community, Rumuwoji women, adding that other people will get their shops through open balloting.
“I will give Rumuwoji women shop allocations  in this market.  I advise that they should not sell their shops because  we will release funds for the Rumuwoji women to ply their trade”, he said.
The governor stated that he would build a market  for the Nkpolu community as a means of improving the economy  of the area.
Permanent Secretary,  Ministry of Housing, Mr. Joseph Amiofori, said that the market has two banking halls, clinic,  police post, fire station,  fire hydrants, pumping station and fire  alert system.
He said that the Market has 421 lock up shops, 34 open stalls and 441 concrete tables .
Mayor of Port Harcourt City Local Government Area,  Victor Ihunwo, commended Governor Wike for delivering a market of international standard to the people of the city.
Chairman of the Rumuwoji Market Association,  Eze Nyeche, thanked the  state governor for keeping his promise to the traders.
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