“When the President says roads, roads, roads, we mean it,” Wilson declared. However, while the arrival of the fleet has been welcomed as a potential breakthrough for River Gee, questions regarding management, accountability, and potential misuse remain central to public concern. He stressed that the equipment belongs directly to the people of River Gee and must be managed with strict responsibility. Receiving the fleet on behalf of the River Gee Legislative Caucus, Senior Senator Jonathan Boy Charles Sogbie described the deployment as a historic milestone. As River Gee takes possession of the fleet, citizens are demanding measurable results, including improved transport corridors, better market access for farmers, and expanded economic opportunities.