‘Wike did not make Fubara governor’- APC chieftain Eze reveals the truth

Chief Eze C. Eze, an APC Legacy Projects Media Team member and a former national publicity secretary of the now-defunct new Peoples Democratic Party (nPDP), has stated that Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara is not fighting against his predecessor, Governor Nyesom Wike.

Additionally, he stated that President Tinubu has done an excellent job of separating himself from Fubara and the minister of the Federal Capital Territory, or FCT.

Eze proposed that Wike was merely God’s tool and that Fubara was not appointed governor of Rivers State by Wike. 

“Wike didn’t make Sir Sim Fubara the Governor of Rivers State but he was used as a tool by God Almighty to make Fubara the Governor in order for God to help to rescue the State from his evil enclave.

“Those calling Fubara an ingrate, mumu, a small boy and whatever that comes out of their mouth are totally ignorant of who Fubara is. The Fubara that is the Governor of Rivers State is not the same Fubara that you guys were eating with in the past as the present Fubara is on a divine mission and those fighting against him will have God to contend with.

“It is ridiculous for Wike to deceive his followers that he will correct the mistake he made in making Fubara the Governor and keep the former lawmakers in their seats contrary to both the constitution and the position of God but one can ask him from where will he derive such powers.

“It is sad and unfortunate that matured people like the former Lawmakers can’t claim to be ignorant of the consequences of their actions but God caused them to take such a step in order to put Wike in his present funny situation and remove from him his so called structures.

“Until we see the hand of God in the happenings in Rivers State we will continue to look for solutions at the wrong place,” Eze said.

ZINGTIE said that Wike had pleaded with God and his supporters for pardon for appointing Fubara as governor, calling Fubara an error that needs to be fixed, at a reception honouring Senator George Thompson Sekibo, who was celebrating his 36 years in public service.

He also promised to keep his critics fuming so they would keep making mistakes.

“Don’t be afraid,” he continued, urging his State Assembly allies not to give in to intimidation. You won’t lose your position as lawmakers.

Eze reminded Wike that the 27 former members automatically lost their seats after they resigned due to unjustified desertion. In addition, all the procedures required to proclaim their seats vacant were adequately followed by the then Speaker, Edison Ehie, who wrote to INEC, informing the Commission of the vacancies.

He noted that “weak institutions constitute a major setback for Nigerian nationhood, else, INEC, having been notified of vacancies at the state legislature, should have mobilized to the affected constituencies to conduct fresh elections to fill the gaps created by the exit of the 27 former lawmakers, and this would have settled the problem”.

“But the Commission couldn’t take action because of institutional weakness,” he observed.

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