Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike says he will be leaving office in May with a sense of fulfilment that he has not disappointed the people of the State.
This is contained in a statement issued to newsmen by the Special Assistant on Media to the Rivers State governor Kelvin Ebiri.
The statement said the governor spoke after inspection of the on going dualisation of Azikiwe -Iloabuchi Road, Rumuola- Rumuokuta and Mgbuoba- NTA-Choba flyovers in Port Harcourt on Tuesday.
Wike said the huge number of Rivers people who thronged the streets to commend him at the various project sites is indicative that he delivered on his mandate and has not disappointed the people.
He noted that it is unprecedented in the history of the country that a government with barely four months left to the end of its tenure, could still be flagging off and commissioning new projects.
The governor, who expressed confidence that his administration will finish strong, charged Rivers electorate to ensure they vote massively for the PDP governorship, National and State legislative candidates in the February and March elections.
He maintained that voting for the PDP governorship and legislative candidates will guarantee the consolidation and sustainability of the infrastructure transformation recorded in the last seven years by his administration.
The governor remarked that when in his second tenure, his administration started the construction of twelve flyovers, some cynics had questioned where the State will get the resources to accomplish the projects.
The governor said Julius Berger has promised that three projects inspected will be completed and delivered to the State government for commissioning before the end of the administration.
And to consolidate on the infrastructure transformation of the past seven years, the governor has implored Rivers electorate to vote for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship, National and State legislative candidates in the general elections.