The candidate of People’s Democratic Party, PDP for Delta North senatorial district (Anioma), Ned Nwoko has said Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers state should be kicked out of the party.

Nwoko made this remark on Monday at the Asaba airport while returning from Abuja.

According to him, Wike has constituted nuisance to the PDP.

He added that Rivers state governor has done a lot of damage to the party and should be shown the way out.


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He said, “Wike is a nuisance, quote me anywhere. If I were [in] the leadership of the party, I would have acted differently. I would have done things differently. He has done a lot of damage to the PDP and I don’t know what they are waiting for to show him the way out.”

Recall that Wike and the G-5 Governors have been leading the call for the resignation of the National Chairman of the PDP, Senator Iyorchia Ayu, to pave the way for the emergence of a Southern Chairman in line with the zoning arrangement of the party.

The governors have also boycotted the campaign rallies of the PDP presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar.


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But, on Sunday evening, Governor Ortom at the Makurdi Airport, received Governors Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu and Seyi Makinde of Oyo state for commissioning of projects in the state.

It was the first time the five influential governors were meeting as a group in Benue State.

It was gathered that aside commissioning of projects, the five governors would also hold scheduled routine meetings to fine tune their strategies ahead of the 2023 elections.

The five governors held a meeting at the recently commissioned Ape Aku Lodge ahead of the State Banquet put together by the Benue state government.

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Imagine a scenario where Atiku wins , that will be the beginning of the end of Wike’s political activities

Who be this one.
You are even worse than Wike

And past APC surrogates like Atiku, Dino, Tambuwal will be in charge of the party they attempted to murder, if not for Wike.. It practically impossible.

Udonmeanit

Ned relax small...
I doubt the leadership of the PDP doesn't know what to do but you see wike, he be like tsetse fly for blokos of the PDP. Na brain dem go take handle am otherwise dem go burst their blokos without killing the "nuisance".

LadyExcellency:
And past APC surrogates like Atiku, Dino, Tambuwal will be in charge of the party they attempted to murder, if not for Wike.. It practically impossible.

It doesn't matter who held the party together bro. We have had people who did more yet left at some point. Not be wike papa get PDP.

This man sounds foolishly. He doesn't know that the issue is more than Wike or G5 governors. More than half of party leadership in the states not under PDP rules are loyal to G5 governors.

ogmask:


It doesn't matter who held the party together bro. We have had people who did more yet left at some point. Not be wike papa get PDP.

I just hope Regina will not park out by the time Governor Wike reply Ned

jerryunit48:
Imagine a scenario where Atiku wins , that will be the beginning of the end of Wike’s political activities

Then imagine the opposite.

Urheadmaster:


I just hope Regina will not park out by the time Governor Wike reply Ned

My brother, the matter fit reach like that ooooo....
With wike anything is expected.

Trouble dey sleep inyanga go wake am





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Be like say ned wan collect... nwike na anyhow human being oo

Paedo Nwoko is talkin where reasonable humans are talking,

Nwoko made so much money from the Paris loan repayment deal he has forgotten what hardworking Politicians do to keep a party together when people like Atiku stroll out of the party to join hands with the Apc of today, that started the fall of the PDP, today some idiots are here busy clowning upandan over nothing because they want to make gain from the PDP debacle