Professor Pat Utomi, a renowned political economist, management specialist, and previous presidential candidate, recently shared his opinions on former Rivers State Governor and Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Nyesom Wike via his official X account.
This is a result of Wike's recent altercations with Senator Shehu Sani and an FCT senator, as well as his ongoing disputes with Governor Fubara, his successor. Professor Utomi emphasized his point by using a scriptural verse.
"Reflecting on Amos. And he that is courageous among the mighty shall flee away naked in that day (2:16) I wonder if Nyesom Wike is of this kindred. A foreign diplomat wondered what to make of a country where someone of Wike’s pedigree ’thrives’. The contempt with which he and his co-travelers treat people, social order and governance with incivility as his anchor beggars belief and would get the herdsman of Tekoa in the time of King Uzziah breathing fire into the house of pretend leaders," Pat Utomi wrote.
In her statement, Utomi attacked Wike's behavior and his treatment of people, social order, and governance, emphasizing the ramifications of Wike's actions for Nigeria. He emphasized his thesis by using biblical and historical characters. This criticism emphasizes Utomi's displeasure with Wike's style of governance and leadership.
The disputes surrounding Nyesom Wike have garnered a great deal of interest. His conflicts with Senator Shehu Sani and the FCT senator, as well as his problems with Governor Fubara, have been extensively publicized. Utomi's remarks contribute to the expanding conversation over Wike's management approach and how it affects the political landscape.