Wike reveals: I decided not to re-contest because ‘Many People would die’ and Behind the Scenes Events

Barr. Nyesom Wike, the Executive Governor of Rivers state on Sunday said that he had decided not to re-contest any election if the Supreme Court verdict had gone otherwise. 

The Governor who spoke during a thanksgiving service on Sunday, disclosed that he is now at peace as several things caused his blood pressure to rise. The Governor spoke of plans to arrest him and many other  behind the scenes events as follows;

“Blood would have flown if the election was going to hold again. Many people were being arrested.

“I would call the security men, asking why they would say they were going to make sure there won’t be any problem.

“So I called some people including the Chairman of the PDP, Uche Secondus that I was not going to run again. They said why and I explained that if I did, many people would die.”

Wike said that he was having high blood pressure because his close allies were defecting to other parties.

“On the day of the judgment, we were sitting in the parlour when my CSO came to tell me that I was going to lose, and I would be arrested.

“I asked him to leave my house. He said whether there was nothing we could do, I said he should leave.

“I pray that my enemy should continue to have permanent high blood pressure. I wouldn’t pray that God will heal them.

“My own has come down now, and for several months it was high. It is time for their own to rise.

“Members of the Assembly (whose elections were nullified) would come and cry here. Sen. Sekibo would come here and pray that I should win first and that my own is better.

“Some of them sold all they had to win the election, but their elections were nullified. Some just married and told their wives that it would be better but only to be sacked seven months later.” Governor Wike said.

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