Politics
Breaking: Atiku Criticizes Wike, Claims Rivers People Have Rejected Self-Interested Leaders
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has criticized former Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike, asserting that the people of Rivers have decisively rejected political godfathers who pursue self-serving agendas.
In a message posted on X after the Rivers State local government elections, Atiku proclaimed that the era of political manipulation and coercion in the state has come to an end.He emphasized that the people of Rivers have embraced democratic values and refused to be swayed by undue political influence.
Congratulating the newly elected local government officials, Atiku highlighted that the election results clearly show that the people are tired of leaders who prioritize their own interests over the well-being of the citizens.”The people have spoken with a united voice, proving that nothing strengthens democracy more,” Atiku stated.He also expressed admiration for the resilience of the voters, who ensured the elections were peaceful and free from major disturbances, despite potential provocations.Although Atiku did not mention Wike by name, his comments seemed directed at the former governor, who has been accused of attempting to retain political control in the state.
Atiku urged the newly elected officials to put the needs of the people first and resist the pressures of political godfathers in their administration.
He also praised Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara for his dedication to ensuring a transparent and fair election process, despite the challenges faced.
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