Governor Wike Warns Against Joining APC for Second Term Ahead of 2027 Elections
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State issues a stern warning to politicians considering joining the APC for a second term, stating that loyalty to the president does not automatically secure re-election. Wike emphasizes the importance of political loyalty agreements and warns against complacency and marginalization.
Several notable politicians, including Siminalayi Fubara, Peter Mbah, and Sheriff Oborevwori, have defected to the APC, bolstering the party's influence. Meanwhile, MURIC urges governments to avoid stifling opposition voices at both federal and state levels.
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