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Why PDP Must Discipline Edo Deputy Governor – Wike

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Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has called on the leadership of the People’s Democratic party to take disciplinary action against Deputy Governor of Edo State, Philip Shuaibu over his alleged statement against the party.

Wike, who made the demand at the inauguration of the Eastern Bypass Road in Port Harcourt on Saturday, said he has written to the National Chairman of the PDP asking that a disciplinary committee be set up against the Deputy governor.

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The governor accused Shuaibu of threatening that there’s an alternative to the party.

According to Wike: “This is the thing I am talking about impunity. I was watching when a Deputy governor was ranting in the media, threatening the party that there is an alternative to PDP.

“This is the same Deputy governor who knelt down to beg for us to give them an umbrella. Today, he has the effrontery to threaten PDP.”

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