Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike says his administration will depend on divine guidance in order to move the state to its desired level of glory.
Governor Wike made the statement during his thanksgiving service in Port Harcourt.
Wike reiterated the reopening of both the judiciary and the state house of Assembly in addition to the swearing in of the state Chief Judge.
Also, Governor Wike debunked the news making the rounds that he belongs to a secret cult, stressing that God has always been the anchor of his life as a politician.
“For this opportunity that God has given to me and my Deputy Governor, I know that God will not abandon us.
“I have said it that the Judiciary and the House of Assembly will be back.
“We do not have another Rivers state. This state belongs to all of us and I want to say we will bring people that have the capacity to move this state forward,” Wike said.
Some of the dignitaries that attended the Thanksgiving service include the Deputy Governor, Ipalibo Harry-Banigo, Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, Acting National Chairman of the PDP, Uche Secondus, PDP National Publicity Secretary, Olisah Metuh among others.
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