Politics
2023: Atiku’s victory uncertain, PDP will win other elections in Rivers — Wike
By Adeleye Kunle
Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike has bragged that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) will sweep all elections in the 2023 polls in his State, excluding the presidential election until the right thing is done.
Governor Wike disclosed this yesterday in Port Harcourt during the swearing-in of newly appointed 319 Ward and 32 Constituency Liaison Officers.
Recall that Wike and the presidential candidate of the PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar have been embroiled in a political rivalry following the fall out from the party’s primaries.
The governor said: “PDP will win our State. I am not hiding it as far as the governorship, House of Representatives, Senate and State Assembly is concerned. The other one (presidency) we have not decided, until the right thing is done.
“I watched when one Dr. Abiye Sekibo, while addressing people in his house yesterday (Sunday), said he is the director of Atiku’s Supporters in Rivers. I have no problem with that, but he does not have that capacity to speak on behalf of Rivers State”, he said
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