‘Wike Urgently Needs Someone To Rescue Him Before He Goes Stark In The Market Place’ – Dele Momodu

A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Dele Momodu, has slammed the Minister of the Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, over ill comments against him on national television.

Naijaonpoint reports that Momodu, in a post via Instagram, accused Wike of being drunk and going on a complete rampage, everyone opposed to his despicable assault on the country’s hard-earned democracy.

The veteran journalist promised to respond to Wike’s ill-tempered remark against him on national television, to show Nigerians and President Bola Tinubu, in particular, the type of loose cannon he has unleashed on helpless Nigeria in the name of politics.

Momodu recalled his past work engagement with Wike, adding that the Minister probably mistook him for some cheap journalists.

He wrote, “Nyesom Wike: A bull in the China shop. Minister Wike took his garrilosity to a different level on Politics Today, anchored by Seun Okinbaloye. He was obviously soaked in some esoteric spirit as he went on a full rampage everyone opposed to his despicable assault on our hard-earned democracy. But he is a bit too young to know and appreciate what it took to return Nigeria to democracy.

“A few years ago, after my famous Instagram live interview with Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, during which Nnamdi Kanu blasted Wike. I received a call requesting that I give Wike the right to reply, which I gladly obliged, after the interview Wike excitedly invited Ovation to Port Harcourt to cover his projects. Since his memories seem to be fading so rapidly. I have requested for a right of reply from Channels Television on Monday to copiously show Nigerians and President Bola Tinubu, in particular, the type of loose cannon he has unleashed on helpless Nigeria in the name of politics.

“Nyesom Wike urgently needs someone to rescue him before he goes stark in the marketplace… The amount of spittle he wasted this night alone would conveniently float a canoe in Rivers State. Maybe he mistook me for some cheap journalists, when he spoke about his food that I ate.

“As stupendously wealthy as he is, his crass food not the type anyone would actually savor. Rather I touched him up like a beauty therapist and introduced him to some exclusive champagnes and perfume which he usually instructs his ADC to immediately keep in the room upstairs. He invited me regularly.”