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Wike reveals privileged information on PDP plans for what APC govt is leaving behind
As presidential candidates of the APC, the LP, and the PDP swarm around Rivers Governor Nyesom Wike with different offers to get his support, the angry PDP brinkman is busy gathering damning intelligence on his suitors.
Ad he has promised to take the lid off the privileged cauldron of information soon. The victim of the tell-tale might be his party.
“Forget about all these people running around saying they want to rescue or save you (Nigeria). Just watch to see what is going to happen next,” Wike said on Monday while flagging off construction projects in the state.
The PDP presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar launched the Operation Rescue Nigeria about a month ago.
The youth-oriented structure wants to drive voting at the booth level, and the theme is in line with the chorus party leaders, including Atiku, national leader Bukola Saraki, V.P. presidential candidate Gov Ifeanyi Okowa, party chairman Iyorchia Ayu, and others, have been singing.
“There is a huge challenge in our nation and PDP has said that it wanted to rescue this country and rebuild it,” Okowa said after he clinched the V.P. slot.
But Wike claimed he is in a position to tell what’s going on inside the rescue mission.
“Some other people are busy putting themselves together on how they will take over leadership in Nigeria to loot the remaining ones these other people have already kept,” he said.
“I will tell you who these people are. You need to know what is happening in Nigeria.”
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