Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike has publicly accused former Rivers State Governor Peter Odili of giving preference to current Governor Siminalayi Fubara over him, thus intensifying the state’s ongoing political crisis.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
According to ChannelsTV, This development was revealed during a thanksgiving service in Port Harcourt on Sunday, honoring Martin Amaewhule, the speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly.
The service took place at the Church of the Holy Spirit Anglican Church and attracted prominent political figures from various parties, including APC South-South National Vice Chairman Victor Giadom and Rivers PDP Chairman Aron Chukwuemeka.
While speaking at the event, Amaewhule reflected on his political journey and expressed gratitude to God for his achievements.
However, the focus shifted when Wike addressed the pressing political tensions in the state. He criticized Odili for allegedly siding with Fubara and questioned the former governor’s impartiality, given the support he had previously offered Odili throughout their political careers.
Wike’s remarks follow Odili’s recent praise of Governor Fubara’s governance, highlighting the latter’s significant developmental projects. This endorsement appears to have intensified Wike’s frustrations, sparking a public feud within Rivers State’s political landscape.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
