Wike ‘walking in a minefield’—Shehu Sani

New FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike risks running into serious political trouble with his utterances if not checked, former lawmaker who represented Kaduna Central senatorial district in the National Assembly, Shehu Sani, has predicted.

Sani who reacted to Wike’s comments shortly after the inauguration of ministers by Tinubu on Monday, noted that the former Rivers State Governor may land in trouble with the president “by his utterances or actions.”

He said Wike would cause trouble for himself with the possibility of dragging President Bola Ahmed Tinubu along by the method of his administration.

Sani who acknowledged that Wike had the capability to deliver on his job, also expressed fears that the minister was “walking in a minefield” and could be “blown by it.”

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Wike had addressed a press conference on resumption of office where he said his administration would demolish all illegal structures regardless of how highly-placed the owners are.

“All those people who are distorting the master plan of Abuja, too bad! If you know you’ve built where you’re not supposed to build, it will go down,” he said.

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“Be you a minister or ambassador, if you know you have developed where you are not supposed to develop, your house must go down.

But Sani who is now a political activist, in a post on his Twitter handle on Tuesday, cautioned Wike to calm down.

“The capacity and competence of the new FCT minister to deliver is without doubt. The possibility of getting himself and the President into serious political trouble by his utterances or actions is also without doubt. He will have to learn to walk in a minefield or be blown by it,” he wrote.

The former Rivers State governor was among the 45 ministers who were sworn-in by President bola Tinubu on Monday in Aso Rock, Abuja.