Wike Mocks APC After Supreme Court Ruling As He Canvass Support For Atiku

Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, has taunted the All Progressives Congress following the ruling of the Supreme Court on the party’s primaries in the state. Naija News learnt that the governor took a swipe at the party on Friday when he took his re-election campaign to Emohua Local Government Area of the state.

According to him, the APC is desperate and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has no opposition in the coming elections in the state.

Wike said, “They are now under desperation. If they like they can join any other group, but they will never be in existence. No party is in this state other than the Peoples Democratic Party.

“So, let us not take things for granted, we will make sure that we must do all the needful to protect and defend our votes.”

The governor also warned the PDP supporters that they should not allow themselves to get carried away with the ruling of the apex court.  He described the presidential election as a contest between “darkness and light”, stressing the need for PDP supporters to work hard for the success of their candidate, Atiku Abubakar. Governor Wike added that it was time for the PDP to reclaim power at the centre and rescue the nation and its people.

Come 2023, Wike will also wanna install a Governor and also rule by proxy. That's what they all do. See Rochas, Amosun, Yari all tried to install their stooge but were stopped by Oshiomole who installed Obaseki in Edo State.Saraki made a manager in his bank, Fatai Ahmed,Governor.

— Boss_Adedoyin (@doyin_boss) February 8, 2019

“Why are we saying that we must support Atiku Abubakar? Why are we saying that PDP must come back to the Federal Government?” he questioned.

The governor said, “We are saying so because we are tired of being in darkness. This is a war between darkness and light.”

Wike campaigned in Emohua LGA hours after the Supreme Court upheld the High Court judgment that initially barred the APC from conducting its ward, local government, and state congresses in the state, pending the determination of a suit that was filed by 22 aggrieved chieftains of the party. The aggrieved party members had secured an interim injunction from a High Court in Port Harcourt in May 2018, which restrained the APC from going ahead with the indirect primaries that produced Mr Tonye Cole as governorship candidate and others to represent the party in the coming elections.