If I were Fubara, you wouldn’t come to River again, APC chieftain tells Wike

Following a recent interview by his Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications, Lere Olayinka, All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze has criticized Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike.

Among other things, Olayinka stated in the interview that the core of the internal problem inside the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s presidential interest. Eze characterized Wike’s position as a misconception, blatantly nonsensical, and at odds with the body of knowledge on the subject.

In a statement released on Monday, Eze declared, “I dare to inform Wike that his attack on Atiku is illogical, false, and merely an act of arrogant resentment, prompted by hallucinations and Atikuphobia.” Wike’s recent attack on Atiku, according to Eze, a member of the APC Legacy Projects Media Team, did not surprise him because Nigerians are aware that Wike is playing to the gallery in order to keep President Bola Tinubu’s favor.

He went on to say, “From the perspective of objectivity and truth, many Nigerians see Wike as a self-styled despot and dictator who always wants the blame to end at his table.” “Wike wouldn’t have been opposing Siminalaye Fubara, who was elected by the people of Rivers State to lead them, if he had been a decent man who loved peace and was a progressive Democrat. “Wike would only enter the state at his own risk if I were Rivers Governor Fubara.

“After eight years in power… The only person Wike wants to rule is Fubara, who does it at his whim and desires. For Nigerians to believe a man like Wike is too awful, bothersome, and disgusting. “The long-running conflict damaging the PDP is actually the result of the former governor of Rivers State’s self-serving ambition. Wike, a member of the PDP with a card, is actually a member of the ruling APC due to his selfishness and fear of the unknown.

“Atiku never destroyed the PDP, not even while Wike was the chairman of the local government, Rotimi Amaechi’s chief of staff, the state minister of education, or the governor of Rivers State. Wike was given the opportunity to develop into the person he is now by the PDP. Would Wike be anything in today’s Nigerian political landscape if someone had demolished the PDP? Of course not. “At this point, I implore Wike to abandon his shady political plans aimed at Atiku because they are doomed to fail and will only land him in political hell.”