The Rivers state chapter of the All Progressives
Congress (APC) says it has taken note of the threats of
Nyesom Wike, governor of the state.
The party said this in reaction to the governor’s claim
that he would risk his life to stop the APC in 2019.
Accusing the federal government of destroying key
institutions through their “poor governance model”,
Wike charged members of the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) to be ready to fight.
But, Chris Finebone, spokesman of the APC in Rivers,
advised the governor to “sort himself out and leave
APC alone”.
“Nigerians know between APC and PDP the party that
finished the nation’s institutions and brought us to this
sorry pass. Wike needs to reset his assessment
faculty and be factual and honest for once,” Finebone
said.
“There is no evidence that INEC and the police are
collaborating to favour APC like the PDP, INEC, security
agencies collaborated with Wike and Gesila Khan to
hand over the entire electoral process to Nyesom Wike
and the PDP in 2015.
“The verdicts handed down by the appeal courts
recently over the last rerun election in Rivers state
cannot be politicised by Wike as a means of shoring
up morale amongst his party members. He should
spare the judiciary his needless scathing criticism.
“Rivers people and Nigerians are fed up with the
governor’s antics of praising the judiciary when
judgements favour his interest and lampooning the
judiciary when otherwise happens.
“The APC has taken notice of his subtle threat of
violence come 2019. We can only remind him that
2019 won’t be 2015. Never. A word is enough for the
wise, they say.”
TheCable
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