Laolu Akande, a former aide to President Tinubu, has expressed disappointment in Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike’s recent social media behavior. In an interview with Channels Television, Akande urged Wike to emulate the president’s dignified conduct while in office.

Akande specifically referenced a video of Wike dancing and wearing a winter jacket, which he deemed unbefitting for a governor. He warned that Wike’s actions could tarnish the government’s and his own reputation. Akande emphasized that, as one of the most influential figures in the current political landscape, Wike should adopt a more statesmanlike demeanor, citing President Tinubu’s exemplary behavior as a model to follow.

Akande’s comments highlight concerns about the impact of Wike’s social media behavior on the government’s image and his own legacy. The former aide’s remarks have sparked debate about the importance of dignified conduct in public office.

You can watch the footage here from 15:20 minutes.

Part of his words, “But his behavior is becoming unbecoming. First of all, he goes on social media and wears this winter jacket. He’s dancing like a clown, and you have his engagement of his, this broad with his own governor.”

“Somebody should tell him that. Look at the trajectory of President Tinubu, whom you’re serving. Did you ever find him behave in such a way that you’re behaving publicly?……See More