The Permanent Representative of the Centre for Convention on Democratic Integrity (CCDI) to the United Nations, Mr Olufemi Aduwo, has asked President Bola Tinubu to caution the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, over his alleged role in the political crisis in Rivers State.....Read The Full Story Here ▶
He said this at the Technical Summit of Human Rights Council 56th session in Geneva. Aduwo declared that the trouble with some self-acclaimed leaders was that a high amount of ignorance and nonsensical claims is being traded as common sense.
He said: “It is in that context that we would understand why some deadwood politicians in Rivers State are supporting Wike’s undemocratic antics in the State.
“Nigerian democracy is still fragile and it could not accommodate unnecessary political firmament. “The likes of Wike must note that people fought for this democracy with their blood and that discerning Nigerians should not allow political opportunists and charlatans to derail the process.
“Governor Fubara has the mandate of his people to serve them as the governor and not Wike. “The same system brought Wike into power as the governor of the state for eight years and he was not teleguided or turned into a robot by the power that brought him into office.”