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Wike is a fake member of Peoples Democratic Party, says Bode George

The former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Olabode George has declared that the Minister of Federal Capital Territory(FCT) Nyesom Wike is a fake member of the Peoples Democratic Party(PDP).

Penpushing reports that George made the declaration in a statement in reaction to Wike’s claim to be speaking on behalf of a faction of Peoples Democratic Party(PDP), emphasizing that he is no longer a member of the party having been expelled during the party convention held last November in Ibadan, Oyo State Capital.

The Atona Oodua of Yorubaland recalled that Wike was expelled alongside other shady characters within the party, and told President Bola Tinubu to call him to order for using federal government agents from Abuja to Rivers State to intimidate Nigerians claiming to be speaking on behalf of a faction of PeoplesDemocratic Party(PDP).

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“He was expelled during our convention in Ibadan last November. He was not the only one. Other characters were expelled with him. Their expulsion stands as at today. So, it doesn’t make any sense for him to be using Federal Government agents, from Abuja to Rivers, intimidating Nigerians, and claiming to be speaking on behalf of a faction of PDP. He is no longer our member”,George emphasised.

Penpushing further reports that the chieftain of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) blamed the Presidency, Independent National Electoral Commission(INEC)and Judiciary for Wike’s shenanigans, and equally advised Tinubu to call the minister to order before it is too late.

“Wike’s conduct during Saturday’s election in Abuja was a complete embarrassment to the good people of this country. In a viral video, he was seen addressing supporters of the All Progressives Congress at a polling unit and openly boasting that after voting, they should leave the rest for him.

“It is absolutely impossible for Wike to be behaving like a power-drunk fellow this way without the backing of Mr. President. What Tinubu needs to realise is that this is his administration till 2027, not Wike’s. That Tinubu continues to allow Wike to behave this way shows the President is not a good student of history”.

“Some of the characters used in the First Republic to destroy that era, nobody talks about them again but everybody remembers the cover given to them by the Prime Minister, Abubakar Tafawa-Balewa. Mr. President, when the shit hits the fan, you will carry your cross alone”.

“You may be happy now the way Wike is dealing with your so-called enemies and trying to destroy opposition parties but the end will not be palatable. If there is any crisis in Nigeria, it will affect the whole Africa. Those anti-democracy elements who destroyed First, Second and Third Republics, where are they today? With a character like Wike, I pray Nigeria does not blow up”, George said

“I can assure the President, INEC and the Judiciary that Nigeria is bigger than them and Nigerians will no longer accept this arrant nonsense from this power-drunk Minister who was not even born when the 1962 crisis started in the Western Region.In another viral video of Saturday’s election, some security agents were seen storming a polling booth, firing tear gas and snatching ballot boxes. Some police women around were even shocked”, he stated

“Wike and others are playing with fire because the more than 200 million patriotic Nigerians won’t take this nonsense anymore. I served in the military and under this civil democracy since 1999. So, I know what I am talking about. No one, I repeat, no one, no matter how influential or power drunk, should be allowed to undermine the will of Nigerians. What is going on now is deeply disturbing. This is the time for Mr. President to call these characters to order”, he stressed.

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