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FFK reacts as Reuben Abati blasts Gov Wike for causing commotion within the PDP (Video)
The former Aviation Minister, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode has taken to his official Facebook page to weigh in on the ongoing brouhaha between Wike and the stakeholders of the Peoples Democratic Party. Recall that yesterday, there were reports that one of the hosts of Arise TV, Reuben Abati blasted Governor Wike on live television after the latter called out his name during an interview that he doesn’t know anything about Journalism.
While responding, Reuben Abati stated that Wike cannot teach him his job, adding that when he started writing for the Nigerian Press in 1985, Governor Wike was nowhere to be found. Speaking further, he revealed that he has been talking on Television for the past 22years, therefore, if Wike wants to learn about Journalism, it would take him more than one year. Reuben Abati, however, advises Wike to shelve his interest and work together with his party so they can focus on issues affecting the country.
He also made it known that Governor Wike has the right to leave the PDP if he is tired of the party rather than causing a commotion within the party. Reacting to this, Femi Fani-Kayode said, “Well spoken”.
Watch the video here.
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