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Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, has said that he is ready to risk his life and die, to prevent the All Progressives Congress, APC, from winning the Governorship election in 2019.
Speaking at a thanksgiving service in honour of George Sekibo, the sacked Senator who represented Rivers-East in the National Assembly, Wike charged his supporters to be ready to fight.
He also accused the Federal Government of destroying key national institutions through their “poor governance model”
He said the APC had made the Police and the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to “metamorphose into rigging machines that threaten the peace of the country”.
“Instead of bringing change as they promised, things are getting worse. They have introduced extreme fraud in the country, especially denying the people their mandate”, the Governor said.
“2019, they will not succeed. As far as we are concerned, we have no Senator in Rivers-East. The man going there has no capacity to represent us. All of us should be ready. We should be praying to God, but ready to fight.
“Nobody should be afraid of the Police or Army, because liberty comes with a price.
“They have nothing to campaign with outside the use of security. I am ready to place myself on the line and die, nobody will take Rivers State.”
Wike also said the sack of Sekibo as a Senator, was “a fallout of the unfortunate illegal alliance between the Police and INEC”.
He accused the Tribunal of relying on results certified by the Police, “which the APC tendered to the court, rather than the results declared by INEC on election day”.
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