He said the party is giving the governor a seven-day period to appoint a cabinet in the interest of the people.
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Reuben said the party withdrew its petition challenging the victory of Wike in court to enable the people enjoy governance and dividends of democracy.
“It is becoming worrisome that after four months in office as the state governor, Wike has refused to properly constitute the state executive council.
This must be condemned, we must all rise to the demand for good governance and dividend of democracy, the government cannot be a one man show,” he said.
The chairman further said that his party would mobilise civil society groups and other stakeholders in the state to protest against the governor’s refusal to appoint cabinet members, according to NAN report.
He urged Wike to concentrate on governance by initiating capital projects.
“The governor should also revisit the Greater Port Harcourt City project.
“Rivers people need to see what the huge financial resources of the state are being used for,” he said.
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