The ongoing political feud between the minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and his successor, Governor Siminalayi Fubara, has reached a new boiling point.
The trend exploded following a recent media appearance where Wike explicitly declared that he has "not endorsed anyone" for the 2027 Rivers governorship, while simultaneously confirming that he is "not working with Fubara."
This public dissociation has effectively ended any lingering hopes of a reconciliation between the two political heavyweights.
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The tension is further fueled by reports that Wike is already strategically positioning Alabo George-Kelly as a potential aspirant across both APC and PDP lines to challenge Fubara’s structure in 2027.
In response, the Rivers State Government has accused Wike of "trading governance for politics," arguing that the minister's focus on 2027 is a distraction from the developmental needs of the state.
As the bickering intensifies, political analysts suggest that the battle for the soul of Rivers State is no longer a cold war but an open confrontation that will shape the alignment of the PDP and APC ahead of the next general elections.
Key Information Sources:
Official Statement on Endorsement: Channels TV
Governance vs. Politics Debate: The Guardian Nigeria
2027 Aspirant Speculations: Vanguard News
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