Wike, Fayose Should Own Up To The Gamble On PDP – APC

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State has advised Rivers State Governor, Chief Ezebunwo Nyesom Wike and his Ekiti State counterpart, Mr Ayo Fayose to own up to their gamble on the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

This is as the party urged Wike to stop accusing the Nigerian Police of sealing off the proposed venue of the botched national convention of the PDP, recalling that as governorship candidate, he led soldiers to forcefully take over the Adokie Amesiamaka Stadium in the state.

APC, in a statement issued in Port Harcourt yesterday by its state’s publicity secretary, Senibo Chris Finebone, also advised Wike and Fayose to apologise to PDP members for imposing Senator Ali Modu Sheriff on them.


It said, “On PDP’s botched national convention, the APC calls on Governor Nyesom Wike to own up to the gamble he and his Man Friday, Governor Ayo Fayose pulled on their party. They should apologise to their party members for imposing Ali Modu Sheriff on them and stop blaming the APC.

“Governor Nyesom Wike should accept in good faith, some of his recent experiences as the normal wheel of natural justice at play and he can do little about them. The governor should not pretend not to have heard that, in this world, what goes around comes around.”

The party reiterated that unlike what the governor told the audience at the conference, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has clearly justified why the result of the rerun election in Tai local government area of the state was accepted and announced after due investigation by the commission.

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