According to report from AIT, Chief Dan Ulasi, a prominent chieftain of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), raised serious concerns about the loyalty of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike. Ulasi accused Wike of working against the PDP during the last presidential election and suggested that his actions were inconsistent with party loyalty.
Chief Dan Ulasi recounted a personal encounter with Wike approximately two months before the election. According to Ulasi, Wike invited him to Port Harcourt, where they engaged in lengthy discussions. Ulasi praised Wike's courage and decision-making abilities during their conversation.
However, Ulasi expressed disappointment with Wike's subsequent actions. After losing the party's nomination, Wike allegedly took steps that contradicted his professed loyalty to the PDP. Specifically.
The APC rewarded Wike by appointing him as a minister. Ulasi implied that this appointment was a form of compensation for Wike's actions against the PDP.
Legislators in Rivers State who were loyal to Wike defected to the APC, further undermining the PDP's position in the state.
So what is he telling us? To believe that the legislators he put in Rivers who have joined APC, and he is still working in an APC government. What is he still looking for in PDP if not just to destroy the party?
Chief Dan Ulasi expressed strong disagreement with Wike's behavior. He argued that if Wike genuinely cared about the PDP, he should have remained outside the government and fought for the party's interests. Instead, Wike appeared to be enjoying the privileges of both the APC and the PDP simultaneously, which Ulasi deemed inappropriate.
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