The Rivers State Government under the led administration of Gov Nyesom Wike ordered for the re-construction and expansion of a fourth flyover bridge at the GRA junction of Port Harcourt, the state capital. The flyover is to be expanded to accommodate additional vehicular traffic. There have been conjestion along the rumola flyover, but with the recent expansion processes that is ongoing, motorists and pedestrians hope for the better.
The Construction which started just very recently is looking to be at the completion stage. Well, one can hardly doubt that as the project is executed by the Julius Berger Nigeria Plc.
Governor Wike however is optimistic about development in the state. He made it clear that other projects handled by some of the indigenous Construction Companies will be completed in due course.
Governor Wike looks certain that his administration would invest in building standard infrastructural facilities in the state.
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