Wike will become politically irrelevant after his tenure – Says Sule Lamido as PDP crisis deepens
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August 24, 2022
Former governor of Jigawa state, Sule Lamido, has stated that Nyesom Wike has no monopoly over the Rivers electorate and that he would become politically irrelevant at the end of his tenure.
Lamido’s statement comes amid the deepening crisis in the PDP between the Presidential flagbearer, Atiku Abubakar and Wike.
Speaking on Channels Television’s Politics Today on Tuesday, Lamido dismissed the current impasse between the feuding members as a minute affair.
“We should forget about Wike”. Was his response on the Rivers state governor’s level of importance in swaying voters’ decisions in the state.
“Wike is an individual, I don’t think because he is a governor there he has control and monopoly over the people of Rivers,” he said.
“Right now, if you go to Rivers, there were 13 governorship aspirants for the governorship candidate in Rivers State, it was Wike who imposed the current candidate.”
The 73-year-old statesman declared that Wike’s political relevance will wane in the coming months.
“The others are there complaining and screaming. I saw him on TV talking the other day, he was very bombastic. He was saying that he would not allow this and that.”
“In the next eight months, he will become a political destitute like me.”
“Because he is now a governor, he can appropriate sovereignty and become an emperor because he is a governor. It cannot work. There is a Wike in every part of the country. Leave Wike alone, he can give order to Rivers people if they are enslaved to him. If they are his slave— fair enough, he is their emperor, let him give orders.”
