Trump releases photo of Maduro boarding US aircraft, cites narco-terrorism charges

Trump releases photo of Maduro boarding US aircraft, cites narco-terrorism charges

 Nyesom Wike, minister of the Federal Capital Territory
(FCT), says his political career would be ruined if Siminalayi Fubara, governor
of Rivers, secures a second term.

 

Speaking on Saturday during a stakeholders’ meeting in
Okrika LGA of Rivers state, Wike said  a
decision has been made on Fubara’s second term ambition.

 

“We have made a decision as far as Tinubu is concerned. The
other one [Fubara] — no way. Because if we make another mistake, then we will
go and bury ourselves politically. I will not allow myself to be buried. I will
not allow that mistake again,” he said.

 

“So everybody should know we have made a decision.”



Wike resumed open attack on Fubara after the governor
defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC) last month.

 

The FCT minister accused Fubara of breaching the peace
agreement reached before the lifting of the emergency rule in Rivers, which
paved the way for him to return to office.

 

On Tuesday, Wike said the “leadership mistake” in Rivers
will be corrected in 2027 and promised to reveal the details of the peace
agreement that returned Fubara to power.

 

 

The FCT minister, in a veiled reference to Fubara, said
leaders are meant to serve the people’s will rather than pursue personal
interests.

 

“We will not make the same mistake again at the state level
in 2027, but we will talk about it later when the time comes,” Wike said.

 

‘SUPPORTING TINUBU WON’T SAVE FUBARA’

On Friday, while addressing stakeholders in
Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA of the state, Wike said Fubara’s support for Tinubu would
not help him secure re-election, noting that he had backed Tinubu even before
the governor joined the APC.

 

“If you played well with the first one and succeeded, do you
think you can succeed with the second one? There cannot be two markets in one
day,” Wike said, in a veiled reference to the peace agreements signed with
Fubara.

 

“So, whoever is assuring you that everything will be fine
once you sign on your mandate [Tinubu’s political signature song], you are
mistaken.

 

“All of us have decided to work for Bola Ahmed Tinubu. There
is no discussion about that.

 

“Of course, you know we won’t make the mistake we made last
time. We are here to correct the mistake. We will do all we can to ensure that
we give Tinubu all the total support that is required.

 

“Someone [Fubara] who cannot relate with the local
government chairmen, state assembly members, and national assembly members.
What kind of leadership do you want to provide?”

 

Wike also responded to Fubara’s New Year remark, in which
the governor dismissed his recent comments as “noise”.

 

Wike said he made Fubara governor despite Fubara not being
popular among the people.

 

Source: Trump releases photo of Maduro boarding US aircraft, cites narco-terrorism charges

 - NigerianEye

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