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Governor Wike’s 12th Flyover Project Stuns Rivers State as President-elect Tinubu Unveils Rumuokwuta Bridge(Photos)

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Governor Wike’s 12th Flyover Project Stuns Rivers State as President-elect Tinubu Unveils Rumuokwuta Bridge(Photos)

On Wednesday, May 3, 2023, President-elect Bola Tinubu will commission the Rumuokwuta Flyover in Rivers State, a magnificent infrastructure project that is set to transform the state’s urban landscape.

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The flyover is Governor Nyesom Wike’s 12th flyover project, which he started, completed, and commissioned in just four years of his second term as the Governor of Rivers State.

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The Rumuokwuta Flyover is a massive feat of engineering, designed to ease traffic congestion on the busy Aba Road, one of the state’s most important highways. The flyover is equipped with cutting-edge traffic control systems, making it one of the most advanced infrastructure projects in the state.

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The commissioning of the Rumuokwuta Flyover by President-elect Bola Tinubu is a recognition of Governor Wike’s commitment to delivering the dividends of democracy to the people of Rivers State. It is also a significant milestone for the people of the state, who will benefit from the flyover’s improved traffic flow and enhanced economic activities in the area.

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The commissioning of the Rumuokwuta Flyover is a proud moment for the people of Rivers State, and a testament to Governor Wike’s leadership and vision. The Governor’s commitment to transforming the state’s infrastructure has set a high standard for other leaders to follow, and his legacy will endure for generations to come.

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Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah writes in from Abuja.

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