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Wike Accuses Rivers State Governor of Inciting Violence Over Court Judgment

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The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has accused Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, of being the architect of violence in the state for defying a court judgment. Wike made these remarks during an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today program on Tuesday.

“Who is the perpetrator of the violence? I am not blaming the Governor, but he is the architect of the violence in the state,” Wike stated during the interview.

He also refuted any involvement of his supporters in the violence, emphasizing, “Did you see my supporters causing the mayhem? Those shouting ‘No Wike, No Rivers’ is not my business. I was in Abuja and not in Rivers on the day of the election,” Wike told Channels TV anchor Seun Okinbaloye.

Wike further criticized Governor Fubara for disobeying a court order, which he claimed led to the breakdown of law and order in Rivers State. “I was a governor; I have always obeyed the rule of law. You heard the governor say that our state is turning into a state of anarchy where people do not obey the rule of law,” Wike remarked.

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He stressed the importance of adhering to judicial rulings, stating, “You must obey the judgment of the court. You must not take the law into your own hands. The moment you don’t obey court judgment, you are inviting anarchy, you are inviting violence.”

The comments come amidst reports of post-election violence in Rivers State. According to Vanguard, five people were killed, and over three Local Government Secretariats were burnt following protests by political thugs allegedly loyal to the immediate former governor. These incidents occurred after the controversial outcome of the Local Government election in the state.

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25 Comments

  • I think Wike is just deflecting blame. The real issue is the corrupt judiciary system in Nigeria. Lets focus on fixing that!

  • Honestly, I think Wike is just stirring up drama for attention. Can we focus on real issues instead of this political circus?

  • I think Wike is just trying to deflect attention from his own shady dealings. Dont fall for his political games!

  • I think Wike is just trying to deflect attention from his own shady dealings. Dont trust politicians!

  • I dont buy Wikes accusations. Maybe hes just trying to shift blame. Who knows whats really going on behind the scenes? 🤔

  • I think Wike needs to chill. Maybe the governor just wanted to spice things up a bit! Who doesnt love a little drama?

  • I think Wike is just trying to distract from his own shady dealings. Lets not fall for his diversion tactics.

  • I think Wike needs to chill out and stop playing the blame game. Both sides need to find a peaceful solution.

  • I think Wike is overreacting, the governor probably didnt incite violence intentionally. Lets not jump to conclusions.

  • Did anyone else find Wikes accusations against the Rivers State Governor surprising? What are your thoughts on this? 🤔

  • Wow, can’t believe the drama in Rivers State! Do you think the Governor really incited violence or is it all just politics?

  • Is it really fair to blame the governor for inciting violence? Lets consider all sides before jumping to conclusions.

  • Wow, Wikes accusations are heating up! Do you think the governor really incited violence, or is it all just political drama?

  • Wikes accusations seem like a political move. Are we missing the bigger picture of justice and accountability here?

  • Is Wikes accusation just political drama or a serious concern for the rule of law in Rivers State? What do you think?

  • Isnt it ironic how the accuser might actually be the one inciting violence? Politics is such a messy game.

  • This article is biased! Wike has a right to speak out against injustice. Lets not ignore the bigger issue here.

  • I think Wikes accusations are valid. Its important to address any incitement of violence, especially in the political arena.

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