Mr Wike maintained that Rivers’ commitment to the reelection of Mr Tinubu for a second term was genuine and not lip service or media propaganda.
Mr Akawor demanded that If N40 billion was allocated across groups, Oyigbo must not be shortchanged.
He attributed the revenue growth to fiscal reforms, among others.
Speaking during the visit, Desmond Akawor, a former chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party in Rivers, said it was to ascertain the structural viability of the buildings.
President Bola Tinubu has presided over the first meeting of the Federal Executive Council after the holidays.
The new appointment followed the demise of the immediate past RMAFC federal commissioner from the Rivers, Asondu Temple, earlier this month.
