Flash! Over 5milion people to benefit from FRO in Rivers State

Flash! Over 5milion people to benefit from FRO in Rivers State

All is now set for residents in Rivers State to benefit from a mega socio-political group called Free Rivers Organization (FRO).
This was disclosed to newsmen recently by Engr. Sampson Ngerebara during a capacity building workshop in Port Harcourt.

Accordingly, Engr. Ngerebara said FRO is predicated towards touching lives positively, noting that partipants will only benefit when they are duly registered and that the said registration will be done in all the local government areas, as well as, wards and polling units.

During the inauguration of FRO, he thanked the Minister of Transportation and Leader of APC in Rivers State Rite. Hon.Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi for his outstanding imputs in building Nigeria and also choosing him to serve the party in Rivers State as Restructuring Implementation Committee chairman that gave birth to the NGO. He however promise to put in his best to keep the organization afloat and never to derail from rendering his services.

In another developmnt, he charged the leaders of FRO (Andoni chapter) to work harder to justify their positions, stressing that the group is open to PDP, APC and all members of the public to enroll.###

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