Fubara: ‘Wike Is Now Like Masquerade Undressed In Public’ – PANDEF Chieftain, Sara-Igbe

A chieftain of the Pan Niger Delta Elders Forum (PANDEF), Anabs Sara-igbe, has urged the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, to reconcile with the Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, else his end will be very disastrous and disgraceful.

Naijaonpoint reports that Sara-igbe made the statement in response to Wike’s position that he would never make peace with Fubara during a live media chat in Abuja on Sunday.

In a press release on Monday, Sara-Igbe asserted that everything is collapsing on Wike’s head, and it has become clear that the Minister cannot win the political war with Fubara.

According to him, Wike is now like a masquerade undressed in public and fast losing everything politically in Rivers State.

He urged the Minister to take advantage of the olive branch offered by the Obong Victor Attah-led PANDEF Reconciliation Committee and end the political war in the state because he can never win the war.

Sara-Igbe stated that while Governor Fubara is always ready for peace in the interest of the state, Wike has continued to frustrate that effort, adding that the attempt by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to reconcile the duo was one-sided.

He said, “Everything is collapsing on his head. He is losing on daily basis and it has become clear that Wike cannot win this war. It is unheard of for him to say that he would never reconcile with Governor Fubara. What on earth has that young man done to him that he cannot forgive and let go!

“Wike is now like a masquerade that has been undressed in the public. He is fast losing everything. He has lost the local government areas, he has lost the PDP and very soon, the 27 lawmakers will go. He has nothing left again. So, why the continue fight?

“PANDEF under Obong Attah has issued him the opportunity of reconciling with dignity. He should take advantage of that window and make peace with Fubara otherwise his end will be very disastrous and disgraceful.

“Whether Wike reconciles with Fubara or not, the state has moved on without him. Wike is not God and he can never be. If he likes let him reconcile or refuse to reconcile, Rivers state is at peace and Governor Fubara is doing pretty well.”