Allegations of sabotage have emerged in Rivers State, as Timi Frank, former APC Deputy National Publicity Secretary, accuses FCT Minister Nyesom Wike of plotting to block federal allocations to the state’s 22 local government councils. This move follows the recent local government elections, which Wike allegedly claims violated court orders.
Frank urges President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to intervene, warning that Wike’s actions could undermine democratic institutions in Rivers State. He draws parallels with former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s withholding of funds from Lagos councils during Tinubu’s governorship, emphasizing that such anti-democratic tendencies must not recur.
The former APC spokesperson also cautions the Judiciary against entertaining “frivolous prayers” from Wike’s allies, stressing that this could reverse Nigeria’s democratic progress. Frank criticizes the police for allegedly siding with the APC in Rivers State’s political disputes and encourages citizens to resist attempts to hinder the democratic process.
Frank commends Rivers residents for successfully electing local council representatives and encourages continued support for Governor Siminalayi Fubara. He emphasizes the importance of protecting democracy in Nigeria, citing concerns over similar scenarios in some West African states. Frank’s allegations have sparked concerns about potential political instability in Rivers State, highlighting the need for stakeholders to prioritize democratic principles.
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