Amaechi looted, vandalised Rivers Government House – Wike

PORT HARCOURT (Sundiata Post) – Rivers State Governor, Chief Nyesom Wike has stated that with the level of the looting of furniture, facilities and cars in Government House, Port Harcourt by the immediate past Governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi,  it might take three months before he (Wike) starts operating from the Government House. 
This is even as the Senate President,  David Mark stated that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) would return to power at the federal level in 2019 as Nigerians would yearn for the party after four years of All Progressives Congress (APC). 
Both leaders spoke in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital on Sunday during a post-inauguration thanksgiving service.
Wike said an inspection of the Government House, Port Harcourt revealed that all the bullet proof doors, furniture cars, crested carpets, curtains and windows were stolen by the former administration. 
He said: “As I speak with you, everything has been vandalised. I will not enter the Government House in the next two or three months. 
“There is no vehicle in Government House, not even one. Yet the former governor talks about corruption”.
He, however, said that the ugly situation left behind by the former governor would not stop his administration from developing Rivers State. Wike said he would not disappoint the PDP and the people of the state. 
In his remark, David Mark noted that PDP would only experience opposition for four years as most of the achievements of the party would be glaring to Nigerians within this period. 
He said Rivers State is now the cornerstone of the PDP nationwide, adding that Governor Wike should rise to the occasion and deliver democracy dividends in line with expectations of the people who voted him.
The thanksgiving service reception was attended by Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu; Speaker of the House of Representatives,   Emeka Ihedioha; Senator Hope Uzodinma, Senators-elect from the South-South and South-East;  Acting National Chairman of PDP,  Uche Secondus and members of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the PDP.