Mr Victor emphasised the importance of preserving travellers’ lives.
Mr Mbah said, “Exco resolved that this new ministry will take effect immediately.’’
The Rivers assembly will re-screen and reconfirm nine former commissioners who resigned from the state executive council on Wednesday.
“Work is ongoing and we want the people to know that the government is on it.’’
Mr Mbah enjoined FRSC to ensure that there were consequences for irresponsible behaviour on the nation’s roads.
Mr Esin said the partnership would provide alternative routes to land transportation in the state.
The state government says adequate planning was needed to avoid the loss of lives, property and farm crops during this year’s flooding.
Mr Madiebo said the increase represented about 33.4 per cent of the state’s revenue inflow in the last year.
The state government has vowed sanctions for operators who default on the directive.
