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God Orchestrated Conflict Between Wike, Fubara To Free Rivers State From Evil Hold – Eze

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A former National Publicity Secretary of the defunct New Peoples Democratic Party (nPDP) and All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain, Eze Chukwuemeka Eze, has said that the ongoing political crisis between the Rivers State Governor, Sim Fubara and his predecessor, Nyesom Wike, is a divine orchestration.

Naija News reports that Eze, in a statement made available to journalists on Friday, described Wike’s eight-year reign as the worst period in the annals of Rivers State.

According to him, the conflict is in response to the wailing of the state’s people over the alleged high-handedness and appropriation of the state’s resources by Wike as part of his private enterprises.

He claimed that during Wike’s tenure, the state was run without any clear-cut fiscal policy framework but at the whims of an unsympathetic and ruthless emperor.

The APC chieftain said that Wike’s era was a watershed and will continue to be of unblessed memory, insisting the administration has gone down in history as a period when the state government could not attract a single foreign investment.

He also accused Wike of importing a strange system of governance unknown to any civilized state where billions of the common inheritance of the people were handled and determined by a single individual, insisting that Fubara had done well for adhering to the counsel of responsible Rivers leaders and stakeholders by moving to severe the state from Wike’s dominance.

Eze further warned those supporting Wike against Fubara, adding they are indirectly confronting God and may regret their actions if they fail to retrace their steps.

He said, “If not that we live in a country where institutions like EFCC doesn’t work, what gut will Wike have to state in the public glare that no elected public office holder from Rivers State bought forms to participate in the 2023 general elections; that he single-handedly bought all the forms in which they used to participate in the 2023 general elections.

“God saw and orchestrated the conflict between Wike and his political son in order to free the state from the evil hold and therefore those who are attempting to support Nyesom Wike against Fubara are indirectly attempting to confront God, and if they don’t retrace their steps, they may live to regret their actions.”

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