Wike
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has said that he first consulted with his wife before declaring for president in 2023. The Rivers State governor said that if she did not approve, he would not have made a declaration for the nation’s top spot in the coming General Election.
Wike made this known in an interview with BBC Pidgin English Service aired on Friday.
He was responding to a question on whether there was anything that could make him step down from his presidential bid on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The Rivers State governor said the only thing that can make him step down was if he was dead. He quickly added that God was with him and he would not die.
“Nothing will make me step down. Nobody who loves this country will see how it is and will not look for a means to change the country. Who will change it for you?
“And luckily, before I came out I told my wife and she said go ahead. If I told my wife and she got upset about it and said no, I will obey. But she said go ahead and that’s what I am doing.”
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