Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), claims that his team has complied with every demand made by the various parties to the Rivers State political issue on President Bola Tinubu in order to restore peace to the state.
During a Saturday visit to His Royal Highness Eze Nnam Obi III, the Oba of Ogbaland in the Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni Local Government Area of Rivers State, the Minister made this statement.
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Wike promised the king that he would keep the state peaceful and added that he would not let the monarch down.
“We accepted whatever decision Mr President has taken and we have on our own part fulfilled every condition given by Mr President because I told you I will not let you down.
“It just to let you know that your request of making sure there is peace in the state of which you asked Mr President to intervene, we have accepted. And I want you to use this opportunity to continue to pray for Mr President for God to continue to give him wisdom to pilot the affairs of this nation,” the former Rivers State governor said.
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Commending Tinubu for his intervention in the political face off between him and his successor in office, Governor Siminalayi Fubara, Wike added, “He is not from this state. So many people have piloted the affairs of this country, crisis has engulfed other states and you hardly would see somebody to come out and say irrespective of the political party, I need peace in the state.
“If there is peace in the states, it will help peace in Nigeria. So, I will urge you and your council to continue to pray for Mr President for God to continue to give him wisdom to pilot the affaires of the country.”
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The Minister was accompanied to the Palace of the Oba of Ogbaland by Senator Sam Anyanwu, Senator Barinada Mpigi and Chief Victor Giadom.
Also in his entourage were Timipire Sylva, Minister of State for Petroleum, Senator Heinekin Lopobiri and Felix Obuah.
