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Wike Reveals How Atiku Gave Obasanjo Strict Conditions Before 2nd Term In 2003

by NewsOnline Nigeria
December 31, 2022
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If Our Case Against SDP, APC Dies, I Will Hit Back- Wike Warns Ayu, Atiku

Governor Wike has revealed how Atiku gave Former President Obasanjo strict conditions before he was allowed for a 2nd term in 2003.

 

NewsOnline reports that Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has dared the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, to expel him and face the consequences while indicting Atiku Abubakkar for disrespecting Forner President Olusegun Obasanjo in 2003.

 

This online news platform understands that Governor Wike made the revelation while he was flagging off a new road in Rivers State.

 

ALSO: ‘G-5 Govs Need Us More Than We Need Them’ – APC On Tinubu Deal With Wike

 

Wike  said: “In 2003 when President Olusegun Obasanjo wanted to run for a second tenure―a whole president wanted to run for a second tenure―he knelt down before his vice and said, ‘my vice, please, allow me to run.’

 

“You know one of the conditions he gave him? That Tony Anenih must be sacked as the Minister of Works and that Tony Anenih must not be in the presidential campaign council. Obasanjo obliged and sacked Tony Anenih as the Minister of Works and removed him from the presidential campaign council. This is a president,[and] his own vice giving him condition; a retired General knelt down and was given conditions.

 

“We (G5) are not even doing that; we are not saying sack this one; we are only saying that the constitution of our party must be respected based on what the national chairman said and based on what you told me in my house.”

 

The governor then dared the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, to expel him from the party, saying “try and see how you will survive it.”

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