Rivers Crisis: Be Gratitude  For  Tinubu’s Involvement  – Wike

Minister of Federal  Capital Territory ,Nyesom Wike expressed gratitude for President Tinubu’s involvement in the political situation in Rivers state during the 20th Wedding Anniversary/Thanksgiving of Hon Dr & Dr (Mrs) George-Kelly D.A. Alabo. Wike acknowledged the irony that those who initially sought Tinubu’s intervention were now questioning its constitutionality.

While clarifying that he did not personally approach the President for intervention, Wike emphasized the need to appreciate Tinubu’s fatherly role. He criticized the inconsistency of those who first urged the President to intervene and later claimed he lacked constitutional authority.

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Wike disclosed his willingness to comply with the President’s directives and urged others to avoid falling for political falsehoods. He refuted allegations of making demands on the state and encouraged people to seek the truth, emphasizing his commitment to the peace process.

The minister advised politicians to adhere to rules, drawing parallels with other professions that have established guidelines. He warned against destroying the foundation that led to one’s success, emphasizing the importance of ethical conduct in politics.

Addressing accusations, Wike clarified that he had not undermined the state for personal gain, highlighting his efforts to reclaim oil wells for the state’s benefit. He urged transparency and asserted his contentment with his contributions to Abuja, affirming he sought nothing in the state.

Wike cautioned against fueling ethnic divisions, emphasizing that Rivers State belongs to everyone regardless of origin. He urged the church to pray for peace in the state and the country, emphasizing the collective impact of the President’s success. Wike pledged to continue supporting the President’s efforts for the overall well-being of the nation.