During the inauguration of the new federal High Court complex, Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State shared details about how he acquired the property originally intended for the railway to construct the High Court complex.
He explained that he took over the land because the railway corporation had neglected to maintain its cleanliness. Wike emphasized that despite their attempts to improve the property by painting it, it would not prevent him from reclaiming it. He asserted that even if they used the best paint available, he would still assert his right to the property.
Governor Wike highlighted the fact that the property in question belonged to the railway, and in response to their actions of painting the premises, he made it clear that their efforts would not deter him.
He expressed his determination to reclaim the property, regardless of any cosmetic improvements they made. Wike’s stance suggests that he believes the railway corporation’s neglect of the property was unacceptable, and he is committed to holding them accountable by exercising his authority over the land.
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State revealed how he took over a railway property to construct a High Court complex. He explained that the railway corporation’s failure to maintain the area’s cleanliness prompted him to reclaim the land.
Wike asserted that even though they attempted to improve the property by painting it, their efforts would not prevent him from asserting his rights to the land. His statements conveyed a firm determination to address the neglect and ensure proper use of the property.
