Monday, January 5, 2026 - The leadership of the All Progressive Congress, APC, in Ahoada West Local Government Area of Rivers State, has declared that whatever instruction the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, gives on 2027 elections concerning the state will be followed.
The Chairman of the party, Mr Rejoice Otobo, stated this
during Wike’s “thank you” visit to the local government area on Sunday.
Otobo assured Wike that the people would not fail him
because of what he has done in the area.
“We await instructions from you on the 2027 elections
concerning Rivers State. Wherever you ask us to go, there we shall go; whatever
you ask us to do is what we will do.
“All the good and the bad people of the LGA have decided
that where you want us to go is where we will go,” the chairman said.
Similarly, his counterpart in the Peoples Democratic Party,
PDP, Mr Ikechukwu Obuzor, said the minister has given Ahoada people hope and
pledged complete loyalty.
“I want to say that we are standing firm with you. Wherever
you go, we will go. Be rest assured come 2027, Ahoada West will deliver the
needed results for you,” he said.
Earlier, Chairman of Ahoada Local Government Council, Mr
Chita Eugene, who described Wike as “the political field marshall of South
South”, praised him for the unprecedented development he attracted to Rivers
State.
Eugene said the visit was not just a thank you visit; it is
a celebration of effective leadership and public service.
Also, House of Representatives member representing Ahoada
West/Ogba-Egbema/Ndoni Federal Constituency, Victor Obuzor, said that Wike
deserved his support because he had done well for the LGA, and equally
transformed Rivers State during his tenure as governor of the state.
Similarly, the Seyi Tinubu Support Group, led by Chidi
Amadi, equally pledged their support to Wike and reelection of President Bola
Tinubu for a second term.
In his remarks, Wike explained that he was in the area to
thank the people for the overwhelming support given to him and Tinubu during
the 2023 elections.
He said that Rivers State used to be respected for its
strong political stand on good governance across the country until bad
governance happened.
The minister, who insisted that Governor Siminalayi Fubara
must not be voted for a second term, stressed the need to restore the glory of
the state in the political landscape of the country.
This, he said, would be achieved by correcting the
leadership mistakes in the state in 2027.
“Already, Rivers State is being respected because of what we
are doing in FCT. We need a leader we can trust to drive our dear state to
glory and progress,” the minister said.

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