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Wike: I wanted outright removal of Fubara, but Tinubu saved him

Nyesom Wike, minister of the federal Capital territory, has declared that he wanted the outright removal of Siminalayi Fubara as governor of Rivers State, but President Bola Tinubu save him.

TheCable reported that Wike dropped the hint during a media chat on Friday in Abuja on Friday where he stated that President Tinubu did the right thing by declaring a state of emergency.

He backed the suspension of the Governor, his deputy, and Rivers House of Assembly members.

Wike said, “As a politician, I am not happy about the state of emergency in Rivers State”

“I wanted the outright removal of Governor Fubara. The president, by declaring a state of emergency, saved Fubara.

“However, people must tell the truth. The governor was gone. He was gone, yes… so when people say the president did this, I say they should be praising him.

“Every morning, they should go to the president and ask”, ‘can we wash your feet for saving us?’, Wike said.

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