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Wike confesses ‘we removed’ Secondus; threatens to crush any enemy of Rivers
Rivers Governor Nyesom Wike has threatened to crush anyone working with the PDP against the state, citig how he and other toppled ex-chairman Uche Secondus last year..
This is part of the on-going battle between Wike, who is still stewing over his ticket loss, and PDP presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar.
Secondus is an ally of Abubakar’s
Wike issued the threat on Saturday at the flagging off ceremony of the construction of internal roads Omagwa, Ikwerre Local Government Area of Rivers State.
“We will finish” anyone who pitches his tent with “enemies of the state,” the governor said.
“If anybody fights our system we will fight the person back.
“Let me tell you what you don’t understand in politics. The moment you claim to be working with us and tomorrow you shift to our enemy, we will take every might we have, we will even leave our enemy and finish you first.
“So all of you who are going back to Abuja to hold meetings with our enemies in te state, I’m going to finish you to the last.
“We removed a National Party Chairman who was not doing well. All of them were here, we all agreed, now they are going to Abuja to hold meetings with the man we removed, thinking that you will use that to fight us, we will crush them”.
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