Publisher of Oviation Magazine and prominent member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Dele Momodu, has commented on the rivalry between former Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara and current Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike.
According to reports, the arson attack on the Rivers Assembly was the result of a dispute between former Governor Wike and current Governor Fubara.
Wike, according to Governor Fubara, was impeding his ability to effectively perform his obligations as the State’s governor. But because of his choice to challenge Wike’s authority, there was pandemonium in the state as a result of plots to have him removed from office on the State Assembly floor.
In response to the Wike-Fubara dispute, Momodu asserted in a Twitter sent from his official X profile that Wike was driven by his desire for power.
“ANY MORE KOBO TIP FOR MR. EZENWO NYESOM WIKE… Good morning and happy new month, my dear Honorable Brother. I’m back to deliver the real deal to you. Allow me to state two unquestionable facts: you’re a really wonderful project manager and you show a lot of generosity to your pals. However, Mr. Momodu noted in a tweet that “Lack of anger management is your one tragic and fatal flaw, just like every mortal has.”
“I am not aware of anyone possessing such a divine favor.” This ought to sate your appetite, but your lust for dominance is making you think that you have to always get your way. It would have been ideal if you were managing your own company and engaged in private business. However, RIVERS is not yours to own or pass on forever, he continued.
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His remarks coincide with increased efforts by the PDP leadership to resolve the conflict between the FCT minister and his predecessor. Governor Fubara and PDP governors had a meeting on Tuesday following the power play.
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