Wike says his camp remains strong despite political threats
Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, has stated that he has faced and overcome multiple political threats in Rivers State. He credited his group's resilience to their unwavering support for Bola Tinubu and the Renewed Hope agenda. Speaking to party leaders and residents in Port Harcourt, Wike emphasized that no political force could dislodge his camp. He also criticized politicians who now seek to benefit from the agenda they did not originally support.
What we know
- Nyesom Wike declared that his political group in Rivers State has withstood threats since 2023 after supporting Bola Tinubu for President.
- He stated that his camp has remained steadfast since the 2023 general election, despite attacks and opposition.
- Wike accused some politicians of trying to hijack the Renewed Hope agenda after not supporting Tinubu during the election.
- He highlighted Rivers State's unique ability to unite leaders from both major political parties, which he says contributed to the President's victory.
- Wike urged political leaders to stay united, be open to criticism, and continue working together for greater achievements.
