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  • Wike faults Fubara over termination of 10,000 jobs for Rivers youths

    Wike faults Fubara over termination of 10,000 jobs for Rivers youths

    …as Nwuche, others back Tinubu’s second term bid

    Following the continuation of his visit to the Local Government Area of Rivers State, Minister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, on Wednesday, alleged that the Governor of Rivers State, Siminalayi Fubara, cancelled an employment procedure put in place by his administration to employ 10, 000 youths.

    Wike said his successor (Fubara), upon resumption, cancelled what could have helped the youths of the state.

    He spoke at Ahoada main Town, during the Renewed Hope Family’s ‘Thank you visit’ to Ahoada East Local Government Area.

    Wike, who described Fubara as a ‘bad child’, knocked him for taking glory on projects he started in the Ahoada and Emohua areas.

    He faulted the governor for claiming the construction of the Ahoada-Omoku and Emohua-Kalabari Road, which he said he had made 70% payment before handing over.

    Wike said, “When I decided to dualize this Ahoada road, people thought it was impossible. But by the grace of God, today, Ahoada East, Ahoada Town, is coming back to be the city it is supposed to be. I finished phase one of this dualization.

    “Then I flagged off phase two, which would end up in Omoku. The job was given the same day as Emohua’s job in the Kalabari area. I gave it to Julius Berger, and we signed an agreement for Julius Berger to collect N4 billion every month from our IGR. The total amount of that road, and the one from Emohua to the Kalabari area, was about N80 billion. So, I said, if they collect four billion every month, that would give them 48 billion. That in two years’ time, they would have completed.

    “Today, I hear people are making noise. They even forgot who laid the foundation. On that road, I gave it to Setraco. I paid about 70%. I remember that day, they gave me 100 plots of land. I said, thank you, I don’t need land there. What is continuity?

    “I employed Rivers State youths, 10,000. The person we handed over power to, instead of allowing the 10,000 youths, he cancelled that job. 10,000 youths. A bad child is a bad child.”

    Wike recalled that when he was the governor, Rivers was the envy of other states of the federation, bemoaning that Fubara failed to continue with his legacies.

    The minister said, “I handed over, see where I stopped. Please, make sure you continue with this programme that will make our state one of the respected states in this country. When I was here, you know, Nigeria used to respect us. I don’t know what it is today; you will tell me. I didn’t make mistakes; we never made mistakes.”

    The Chairman of South South Development Commission (SSDC), and Leader of the Renewed Hope Family in Ahoada, Rt Hon Chibudom Nwuche, applauded Wike for the numerous projects he has attracted to Ahoada and commended him for the sacrifice he made on the instructions to support Bola Tinubu and elect the Rivers State Governor.

    He emphasised that Fubara was elected as governor based on instruction.

    He added in the same way that the state voted Bola Tinubu as president, promising that Ahoada will always back Tinubu.

    The former Speaker of the House of Representatives promised that the people would always exhibit their loyalty to Wike.

    Read Also: Police: cleric under probe over alleged plan to attack Wike

    He disclosed that no governor has ever shown commitment to the development of Ahoada like Wike.

    He said politics is local, urging those interfering in Rivers’ politics to steer clear, and concentrate on delivering Tinubu in their respective states.

    He said, “Therefore, wherever you go, we shall go there. And may I offer some advice to some interlopers? Politics is local. Go to your states and show your strength. Leave Rivers State alone. Rivers State has its own peculiar politics, which we all understand.

    “We are a political family. When a leader chooses one of us, we expect that the person will show gratitude and work with the entire team. When you divide a team, that is not how to show gratitude.

    “So please, those who are interfering, mind your business. Go and show your strength in your various states. Go and win your state for the president, if you can.”

    The supporters of the minister were seen cheering him and his entourage.  

  • Police: cleric under probe over alleged plan to attack Wike

    Police: cleric under probe over alleged plan to attack Wike

    Port Harcourt–based cleric Tombari Gbeneol, arrested over an alleged plot to assassinate   Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister  Nyesom Wike, is undergoing investigation.

    Force Public Relations Officer Benjamin Hundeyin, who made this known yesterday, said further information on the matter would be provided after the interrogation.

    “He (Gbeneol)   is in our custody. Investigation is ongoing. I would not say more than that. When we are done with the investigation. You will know,”  Hundeyin added.

    Gbeneol,  founder of Life Forte Chapel Church in  Port Harcourt, Rivers State,  was arrested, reportedly two weeks ago, by operatives of the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Intelligence Response Team (IRT).  

      Sources said his apprehension followed the interception of a phone conversation between him and the immediate past Secretary to the Rivers State Government (SSG), Dr Tammy Danagogo.

    In the recorded conversation, said one of the sources,  the suspects, who is also a medical doctor,   discussed a plot to bring in Israeli nationals to eliminate the  FCT Minister.

    “The content of the call was considered a grave national security threat. That was what triggered the immediate action by the IRT,” said the source.

    Although a security source added that efforts were ongoing to arrest Danagogo, who, in a statement, denied involvement in the plot.

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    He said in a statement by his  Special Assistant, Obele Briggs, that he never went underground and would    ‘’readily make himself available’’ to any security agency that invites him over the issue.   Danagogo described himself as  ‘’a peace-loving, law-abiding citizen, who had  served Rivers and Nigeria with distinction and integrity.’’

    The statement reads in part: “Dr Danagogo categorically denies these allegations. They are baseless, false and fabricated.

    “The claims, which are being circulated on certain online platforms, are false, malicious, and deliberately crafted to smear his hard-earned reputation, mislead the public, and drag his name into issues he knows absolutely nothing about.

      ‘’Throughout his public and private life, he has consistently upheld the rule of law, due process, and the peaceful coexistence of all citizens.

    “He,  therefore,  calls on the general public to completely disregard these unfounded and mischievous reports, which exist only in the imagination of their peddlers.

    “He is not, cannot and has never been at large. At present,  he is freely in his house and will readily make himself available to the police or any responsible law enforcement agency for investigation, if invited.’’ 

  • 2027: I will work for Tinubu’s re-election – Asari assures Wike

    2027: I will work for Tinubu’s re-election – Asari assures Wike

    • …says ‘President stood by me in my time of need’

    Asari Dokubo, the Amanyanabo of Torusarama Piri, in Degema Local Government Area of Rivers State, on Tuesday vowed to support the re-election of President Bola Tinubu in 2027 for a second term.

    Dokubo gave the assurance when the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, visited him in his Palace in Degema as part of his ongoing ‘thank you’ visit to Local Government Areas.

    Commending Wike for the visit, Dokubo explained that Tinubu stood by him in his time of need, stressing that it is time to return the favour.

    He said, “Like you said, my friend, everything that is going to happen, I will be with you in making sure that my friend, the President, succeeds.

    “Everything that I am capable of doing, I will do to make sure that he succeeds.

    Read Also: Wike reaffirms loyalty to Tinubu amid rising APC tensions in Rivers

    “I was not a traditional ruler when we met in 1992. I never thought I would ever become what I am today.

    “He stood by me in my most difficult period, and it is now my turn to also stand by him and also support him.”

    Wike had earlier explained that his visit to the community was to thank the people for their support and to let them know why they should support Tinubu in 2027, adding that the visit was also to wish the people a happy new year and thank Dokubo for the warm reception.

    Wike said, “I know that traditional rulers don’t play politics. You are my friend, and I felt that there’s no way I would come here, where you reside, and your kingdom without coming to greet you and to say happy New Year.”

  • Ex-Rivers SSG Danagogo denies alleged plot to assassinate Wike

    Ex-Rivers SSG Danagogo denies alleged plot to assassinate Wike

    A former Secretary to the Rivers State Government, Chief Tammy Danagogo, has dismissed allegations linking him to a purported plot to assassinate a former Rivers State governor and current Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Chief Nyesom Wike.

    In a statement signed by his Special Assistant, Obele Briggs, Danagogo described reports alleging his involvement in a telephone conversation centred on an assassination plan as spurious and fabricated.

    “Dr. Danagogo categorically denies these allegations. They are baseless, false, and fabricated,” the statement said. “He has no dealings whatsoever with anybody and was never, at any time, involved in any discussion, meeting, or plan bordering on violence, assassination, or any unlawful act.”

    The statement further described the claims circulating on some online platforms as malicious and deliberately designed to tarnish his reputation, mislead the public, and associate him with matters about which he does not know.

    Read Also: Wike reaffirms loyalty to Tinubu amid rising APC tensions in Rivers

    It portrayed Danagogo as a peace-loving and law-abiding citizen who has served Rivers State and the country with distinction and integrity, consistently upholding the rule of law, due process, and peaceful coexistence.

    Danagogo urged the public to disregard what he termed unfounded and mischievous reports, stressing that he is not at large and remains at his residence. 

    He added that he is willing to make himself available to the police or any relevant law enforcement agency for investigation, if invited.

    The statement reaffirmed his commitment to peace, justice, and the stability of Rivers State, noting that he would not be distracted by what it described as baseless attempts to malign his character.

  • Wike reaffirms loyalty to Tinubu amid rising APC tensions in Rivers

    Wike reaffirms loyalty to Tinubu amid rising APC tensions in Rivers

    Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has reaffirmed his unwavering allegiance to President Bola Tinubu, insisting that his political stronghold in Rivers State remains solidly behind the President, despite growing internal party tensions.

    Wike made this known on Tuesday through a post on X, where he shared details of his ongoing political engagements across Rivers State.

    According to him, after holding meetings in Oyigbo and Ogu-Bolo Local Government Areas, his consultations were set to continue in Akuku-Toru and Degema LGAs.

    Read Also: Wike hails Tinubu over nomination of Abe, Kobani as NUPRC, NMDPRA chairmen

    He described his activities as grassroots political engagement and emphasised that his loyalty to President Tinubu is unwavering.

    He wrote, “Yesterday, we were in Oyigbo and Ogu-Bolo LGAs.

    “Today, we will be in Akuku-Toru and Degema LGAs.

    “Here, it is local politics and our support for Mr President is total,” he stated.

    His remarks come at a time of heightened political friction between him and the National Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ajibola Basiru, over influence and control in Rivers State. 

  • Wike hails Tinubu overnomination of Abe, Kobani as NUPRC, NMDPRA chairmen

    Wike hails Tinubu overnomination of Abe, Kobani as NUPRC, NMDPRA chairmen

    Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike has praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for nominating Senator Magnus Abe (from Rivers State) as the board chairman of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC).

    Wike expressed appreciation to the President for the appointment during his “thank you” visit to Ogu-Bolo Local Government Area of the state.

    The minister also lauded the nomination of Kenneth Kobani, another son of Rivers State, as a non-executive member of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA).

    Abe represented Rivers Southeast in the Senate for two terms; he is a former NNPC board member and current Chairman of the National Agency of the Great Green Wall.

    Kobani is a former Minister of State for Trade under President Goodluck Jonathan administration and served as Secretary to the Rivers Government (SSG) under Wike.

    Read Also: Wike praises nominations of Abe, Kobani into NUPRC, NMDPRA by Tinubu 

    The FCT minister described their nominations as a demonstration of President Tinubu’s true love for the people of Rivers.

    According to him, Rivers has never had it this good since the creation of the state.

    He said the number of appointments given to Rivers’ sons and daughters under the Tinubu administration is unprecedented.

    Wike said: “Just as we are coming, we have two nominations for appointment by President Tinubu – Abe and Kobani.

    “This shows that Mr. President keeps his promises and keeps his agreements.

    “We are standing by the truth and the truth will set us free.”

    The minister urged the people of Rivers State to continue to support President Tinubu, particularly his reelection bid in 2027.

    The Chairman of Ogu/Bolo Local Government Area, Mr. Vincent Nemieoboka, described Wike as a “major propeller of development” in the area.

    Nemieoboka also thanked the minister for facilitating numerous appointments for the sons and daughters of the land, both at the federal and state levels.

    He assured the minister that the people would deliver the local government for him in 2027.

    Also, the General Managing Director of Abuja Investment Company Limited, Ambassador Mourine Tamumo, who held from the area, equally thanked the minister l for the opportunities given to sons and daughters of the local government area.

    Tamuno assured the minister that the people of the area, including women and youths, would continue to support him.

  • Wike, Basiru clash over Rivers politics

    Wike, Basiru clash over Rivers politics

    • Minister: leave state alone
    • Party chief: resign, face politics

    A crisis has broken out between Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike and All Progressives Congress (APC) National Secretary Senator Ajibola Basiru.

    The party chief and the minister are at daggers drawn over allegation of meddlesomeness in the affairs of the ruling party.

    The national secretary chided Wike, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), for making an uncomplimentary remarks about Governor Siminalayi Fubara, who last month joined the APC.

    He also accused Wike of making unfounded allegations on financial gratification.

    He went ahead to advise him to quit as minister to face Rivers politics.

    Although, Wike remains in PDP as leader of one of the factions. He has repeatedly emphasized his support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election.

    Wike has been on a thank you visit to council secretariats in the state where he has made comments about Governor Fubara’s fitness to retain his seat.

    Read Also: Wike to APC national secretary: steer clear of Rivers politics

    He has used the visit to rally support for President Tinubu in what observers see as a popularity test by the minister, who controls all the levers of power in the state.

    However, some of his comments he made have drawn the ire of Basiru who took exception to them.

    Wike fired back at him and the party chief responded all within hours yesterday.

    Basiru, who also attacked National Vice Chairman, South of the APC, Victor Giadom for “disrespecting” Fubara, said in a statement: “I take exception to Wike’s reference to a certain N600 billion largesse in the state for which I and other APC leaders are scrambling. This is nothing but cheap blackmail, which has become his stock-in-trade.

    “My background, track record is that of unquestionable integrity, and I challenge him to prove his allegations, or we may meet in court.

    “As to his veiled threat against me, let me remind Wike that he is not God and may be overplaying his political card. My faith is in God and will not succumb to cheap threats such as the one from Wike.

    “I am one of the young Nigerians that confronted military rule, fighting for democracy, when the likes of Wike were nowhere in sight.”

    Basiru said Wike’s support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu does not automatically make him a member of the APC.

    He stressed: “Millions of non-APC Nigerians also support Mr. President and his own is no different. His attempt to destabilise our party in Rivers State will not be tolerated, and he cannot bring the spirit of PDP into the APC. “

    On Giadom, the former Osun Central Senator said: “I find it unfortunate that a member of the NWC was referring to a governor in our party as a ‘so-called governor of Rivers State.’

    “The office of the governor is an exalted position, and whoever is occupying it must be respected, irrespective of whatever political differences you have.”

    But Basiru said Wike’s reaction to his earlier warning was uncalled for, stressing that he was only carrying out the responsibility of protecting the interests of the APC, its members and structures.

    He wondered why a minister, who is not a member of the party, should challenge his person and office.

    Basiru said: “For the avoidance of doubt, our records indicate that Minister Nyesom Wike is not a member of our party (APC). So,  he lacks the locus to dabble into the affairs our party.”

    He said Wike cannot be in the Federal Executive Council (FEC) of an APC government and at the same time be causing confusion within any organ or structure of the party at any level, using the leverage of that same office.

    Basiru added: “As National Secretary of the APC, I am imbued with the responsibility to protect the interests of the party and all its members and structures. Hence, my comments regarding the affairs of the APC in Rivers State cannot be an undue interference in the affairs of Rivers State. As National Secretary, my activities cannot be confined to my home state, Osun State.”

    Basiru said Wike should resign and face Rivers politics because he is interested in the resources of the state.

    Wike to Basiru: Stay clear of Rivers politics

    Wike said the national secretary should “leave Rivers State alone” and be careful about the statements he makes.

    He gave the warning during his “thank-you” visit to Oyigbo Local Government Area, where he alleged that some  APC members had received some funds from the N600 billion left in the state’s coffers.

     Wike said Rivers is a “no-go area,” urging Basiru  to learn from those who previously tried to meddle in politics and got their hands burnt.

    He said: “Let me warn those who come to Rivers State. Because you have heard that we have N600 billion, you come here, you collect, and you open your mouth to talk anyhow.

    “I say it here, take this message to your National Secretary. Leave Rivers State alone. Go and ask those who have done it before. Don’t take our support for Mr President for granted. You have to be careful with statements you make.

    “Today, you are enjoying in Osun

     You don’t know those who did the work. You are opening your mouth to talk about Rivers State. Anything you see, take it.

    “Go and ask other people what had happened to them before. If your hand burns, no be me burn am o. This state is a no-go area. Take the one you have taken, stop making unnecessary comments.”

    The Renewed Hope Ambassador for Rivers State,  Desmond Akawor, said development had been stalled in the local government since the inauguration of Fubara as governor

    He said the area must get its fair share of the N600 billion left in the state’s account.

    Akawor said: “We elected Governor Siminalayi Fubara with the expectation that Oyigbo would benefit meaningfully from development.

    “Your Excellency, development in Oyigbo has stalled. We have not moved an inch forward. The only tangible benefit Oyigbo has received is a commissioner’s slot, which was given to me. Beyond that, nothing substantial has come to our people.

    “There is talk about N600 billion. Let us be clear: we are not here to argue figures. But Oyigbo people must not be excluded. If N40 billion was allocated across groups, Oyigbo must not be shortchanged. We are not asking for favours; we are asking for fairness.”

    Akawor said things would get better in 2027 after the legitimate change of government in Rivers.

    The Chairman of Oyigbo Local Government Council, Okechukwu Agara, expressed his gratitude to the minister for what he had done for the area.

    Also, Felix Nweke, who represents Tai, Oyigbo and Eleme Federal Constituency, assured Wike that the council will continue to support him.

    He said the development in that area had stagnated since Wike left office as governor in 2023.

  • Bashiru to Wike: you lack locus to dabble into APC affairs

    Bashiru to Wike: you lack locus to dabble into APC affairs

    The National Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Senator Ajibola Bashiru has said that his comments on the status of Governor Siminalayi Fubara as the leader of the party in Rivers State was in order.

    Clarifying the status of the Governor, who recently defected to APC, the Secretary said that all members of the party, including members of the National Working Committee (NWC) must accord any sitting Governor due respect and  Governors remain the leaders of the party in their States.

    But Bashiru’s comment did not go down well with the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, who warned the APC Secretary to stay clear of Rivers politics.

    Reacting to the development in a statement, APC National Secretary said the Minister’s reaction was uncalled for as he (Bashiru) was only carrying out his responsibility of protecting the interests of the Party, all its members and structures. 

    He wondered how a Minister, who is not a member of the party, could challenge his person and office.

    Read Also: Wike to APC national secretary: steer clear of Rivers politics

    According to Bashiru: “For the avoidance of doubt, our records indicate that Minister Nyesom Wike is not a member of our Party (APC) so he lacks the locus to dabble into the affairs our party.”

    He also warned the Minister cannot be in the Federal Executive Council of an APC Government and be causing confusion within any organ or structure of the party at any level, using the leverage of that same office. 

    “As National Secretary of the APC, I am imbued with the responsibility to protect the interests of the Party and all its members and structures. Hence, my comments regarding the affairs of the APC in Rivers State CANNOT be an undue interference in the affairs of Rivers State. As National Secretary, my activities can not be confined to my home state, Osun State.”

    Bashiru also dismissed as cheap blackmail the allegation by Wike that APC leaders were in the state scrambling for a N600 billion largesse.

    “I take exception to Wike reference to a certain N600 billion largesse in the State for which I and other APC leaders are scrambling. This is nothing but cheap blackmail which has become his stock-in-trade. My background, track record is that of unquestionable integrity, and I challenge him to prove his allegations, or we may meet in court.

     “As to his veiled threat against me, let me remind Wike that he is not God and may be overplaying his political card. My faith is in God and will not succumb to cheap threats such as the one from Wike. 

    “I am one of the young Nigerians that confronted military rule, fighting for democracy, when the likes of Wike were nowhere in sight.”

    Bashiru reminded the Minister that his support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu does not automatically make him a member of the APC. 

    “Millions of non-APC Nigerians also support Mr. President and his own is no different. His attempt to destabilise our Party in Rivers State will not be tolerated, and he can not bring the spirit of PDP into the APC,” he said. 

  • Wike praises nominations of Abe, Kobani into NUPRC, NMDPRA by Tinubu 

    Wike praises nominations of Abe, Kobani into NUPRC, NMDPRA by Tinubu 

    Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Mr Nyesom Wike, on Monday, celebrated the nominations of Sen. Magnus Abe from Rivers, as Board Chairman, Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) by President Bola Tinubu.

    Wike thanked Tinubu for the appointment, during his “thank you” visit to Ogu-Bolo Local Government Area of the state.

    The minister equally lauded the nomination of Mr Kenneth Kobani, another son of Rivers as non-executive member of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA).

    The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Abe represented Rivers South East in the Senate for two terms, a former NNPC board member and current Chairman, National Agency of the Great Green Wall.

    Kobani, on the other hand, is a former minister of state for trade under President Goodluck Jonathan administration and served as  Secretary to the Rivers Government under Wike.

    Wike described their nominations as a demonstration of Tinubu’s true love for the people of Rivers.

    According to him, Rivers has never had it this good since the creation of the atate.

    He said that the number of appointments given to Rivers sons and daughters under Tinubu administration was unprecedented.

    “Just as we are coming we have two nominations for appointment by Tinubu – Abe and Kobani.

    “This shows that Mr President keep his promises and keep his agreementa.

    “We are standing by the truth and the truth will set us free,” he said.

    The minister urged Rivers people to continue to support Tinubu, particularly his reelection bid in 2027.

    Earlier, Chairman of Ogu/Bolo Local Government Area, Mr Vincent Nemieoboka, described Wike as a “major propeller of development” in the area.

    Read Also: Wike to APC national secretary: steer clear of Rivers politics

    Nemieoboka also thanked the minister for facilitating numerous appointments for the sons and daughters of the land, both at the federal and state levels.

    He assured the minister that the people would deliver the local government for him in 2027.

    Also, Amb. Mourine Tamumo, General Managing Director, Abuja Investment Company Ltd., who held from the area, equally thanked the minister l for the opportunities given to sons and daughters of the LGA.

    Tamuno assured the minister that the people of the area, including women and youths would continue to support him.

    (NAN)

  • Wike to APC national secretary: steer clear of Rivers politics

    Wike to APC national secretary: steer clear of Rivers politics

    …says they should stay off Rivers

    Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has cautioned the National Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Ajibola Basiru, to steer clear of political affairs in Rivers State.

    Wike’s warning followed comments attributed to Basiru, who had cautioned the APC National Vice Chairman (South-South), Victor Giadom, against what he described as disrespect towards Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, allegedly to curry favour with Wike.

    Basiru’s remarks came after the minister’s recent “thank you” visit to Gokana Local Government Area.

    Reacting while addressing residents of Oyigbo Local Government Area, Wike advised Basiru and other politicians to desist from actions capable of igniting tension in the state.

    He stated that both the APC and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) were now working towards a common objective of ensuring the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 general election.

    The minister also expressed displeasure over what he described as attempts by politicians to position themselves to benefit from the N600 billion Rivers fund, warning against politicising resources meant for the development of the state.

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    Wike said, “Let me warn those who came to Rivers State, because you have heard that we have N600 billion. You come here, you collect, and you open your mouth to talk anyhow.

    “I say it here, take this message to your National Secretary, leave Rivers State alone. Go and ask those who have done it before. Don’t take our support for Mr. President for granted. You have to be careful with the statements you make.

    “Today, you are enjoying in Osun, you don’t know those who did the work. You are opening your mouth to talk about Rivers State. Anything you see, take it.

    “Go and ask other people what has happened to them before. If your hand burns, it’s not me. This state is a no-go area. Take the one you have taken, stop making unnecessary comments.”

    Details shortly…