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How Amaechi Tried To Truncate My Political Career – Wike

Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike has claimed his predecessor, Rotimi Amaechi worked to truncate his political career.

Speaking at the first convocation ceremony of the PAMO University of Medical Sciences over the weekend, the governor narrated the battles he fought in his political career leading to his emergence as a local government chairman, minister and eventually as governor.

He said: “To become the chairman of Obio-Akpor Local Government Council, I had to fight and fight up to Supreme Court to recover my right to contest the election under the ticket of People’s Democratic Party which I was denied by the powers that be after I had resoundingly won the primary.

“Again I had to surpass three cancellations and repeated party primaries for me to earn the returned ticket as chairman under the former National Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party, Prince Uche Secondus,” he said.

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Speaking on the Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Ameachi, Wike said: “He, therefore, worked twice as hard behind the scene to truncate my confirmation by the Nigerian Senate but failed because God said otherwise,”

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The governor added: “And when he noticed my mission to succeed him as the governor of Rivers State, he immediately drew the battle line and vowed that I could only succeed him over his dead body. Our contest was intense ultimately I won and prevailed over them”.

“I wouldn’t have wished anyone dead for my political ambition, I wanted him to live to see the glory of the Lord in my life and how God will use me in advancing the development of the state and the nation as Governor of Rivers State,”

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