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I Won’t Leave PDP For ‘Armed Robbers’ – Wike

Admin November 17, 2022
Governor Wike and Peter Obi

File photo: Governor Wike and Peter Obi

Nov. 17, 2022

Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State on Thursday said he will not leave the People’s democratic part (PDP) for ‘armed robbers’.

Channels Television report that the governor made this known to the LP presidential candidate, Peter Obi in Port Harcourt, the state capital, at the venue of the Nkpolu-Oroworokwo Flyover inauguration.

He told Obi that, though he knew the humiliation he (Obi) suffered before leaving the PDP for the Labour Party, he won’t leave the party but chase out the “armed robbers”.

“I know the humiliation you suffered. Nobody will hear what you pass through and stay in the party but I will not leave. I will stay and fight.

“I won’t leave this house. I will never allow armed robbers to take over this house. I will stay and chase away armed robbers.

“So, thank God because if you have not left, you would not have realised your ambition to be able to save Nigeria,” Wike told Obi.

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