Wike Boasts: ‘Amaechi Didn’t Make Me Governor, I Made Him Governor in 2007’ – Watch Video

In a recent media chat with top TV stations, FCT Minister Nyesom Wike addressed the ongoing feud with his successor, Sim Fubura, shedding light on his political history with Rotimi Amaechi. Wike asserted that he played a pivotal role in Amaechi becoming the governor in 2007, emphasizing his instrumental contribution to Amaechi’s political ascent. CONTINUE READING

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Despite the current discord with Fubura, Wike expressed a calm demeanor, attributing it to the intervention of President Tinubu. He highlighted the unexpected turn of events within three months, with Fubura dismantling the political structure that supported him. Wike urged gratitude in all circumstances and denounced the allegations of anger, questioning whether Fubura even purchased the required form.

“We never knew in three months he would use three months to scatter the political structure that built you up to now begin to carry propaganda oh this oh that, you know what is painful? when u see these allegations that I was angry, did he buy form? what I want to tell you be grateful in life in all circumstance.”

Nobody who is a politician that knows politics we support that kind of thing, you have 31 members in the assembly 27 are against you.”

Responding to claims that his situation mirrors what he did to Amaechi, Wike clarified, “With due respect, Amaechi didn’t bring me to be Governor; I was the one who paved the way for him. Even after making me minister, he went back to the assembly to disqualify me through SSS. Did he bring me to be Governor in 2015? He fought me.” CONTINUE READING

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Wike’s revelations offer a glimpse into the intricate dynamics of political relationships and power struggles, showcasing the twists and turns that define Nigeria’s political landscape.