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2023 polls: Presidency supporting Atiku; Naira policy anti-people — Wike

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeFebruary 4, 2023Updated:February 4, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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ASHENEWS reports that the Rivers State governor Nyesom Wike has claimed that the presidency is supporting the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar for the 2023 presidential election.

Wike made the claim at Ibaka Town, Okrika Island during the state PDP campaign rally for Okrika Local Government area of River state on Friday.

According to him, Atiku and his supporters’ boast that they would win the presidential election without the G5 governors is based on the assurance that the presidency has given Atiku.

“They (Atiku and supporters) have been given assurance, but this election is not going to be based on that cabal assurance. It is on the people’s assurance.

“Whether you like it or not, you must need Rivers state. If you don’t need Rivers State you must fail. If you say you don’t want us, you’ll fail. There is no two ways about it,” he said.

On the ongoing Naira swap, Wike described the policy as anti-people, while urging President Muhammadu Buhari to reconsider the policy.

“This policy is anti-people. The new Naira note is not there. Even if I have money in my account, I cannot get N10,000. I cannot go and buy fuel. Who is losing? Is it not the masses? Is it not the people?”

“You’re merely fighting against the poor people. Mr President, I know the pressure, but please since two of us are going the same time, this policy, it has nothing to fight corruption at all.

“It has nothing to fight politicians. This policy is aimed to suffer the people who elected us to govern over them. Our business is not to make the people to suffer. We all know how to fight corruption. We all know how to fight politicians. This particular one , it does not come in at all.

“I know Mr President has good intention, but there are these people who believe they know more than everybody, they go and put the country in total chaos and that is what we are suffering now.

“I have never seen anywhere in this world where you change money within six months and say no more use of old money. It doesn’t work. It takes time and you have to prepare. Look at our economy, look at the rural areas, the level of illiteracy in the country.

“Can you imagine the problem you’re causing for us. As we are here, the level of insecurity will increase. We can’t get security agencies money any longer for them to use and pay those who are in the field. Even the CIA they carry cash for operation. Even NIA, they carry cash for operation. But here, we can’t even give our security One Million Naira,” Wike said.

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