Wike disassociates self from alleged suit against Atiku

The governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, has dissociated himself from the purported suit filed against the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar.

Wike while debunking his connection with the suit, added that no one should call his name if any person loses the forthcoming election.

The governor, in a swift reaction at the commissioning of House of Assembly Quarters in Port Harcourt, on Friday, said he was focused on delivering the dividends of democracy to the people of Rivers State.

He stated: “People have called me that I went to court against Atiku Abubakar.

“I want to state categorically that I didn’t go to court. I just want to say it for Nigerians to know. I have kept quiet. I am busy with delivering the dividends of democracy.

“If they lose election, nobody should call my name. I have told the candidate. “If I wanted to go to court, I would have gone to court within two weeks.

“It is the candidate’s group that are doing all these things. Let the world hear. They are the ones plotting all these things, thinking they will spoil my name. “We are supposed to be talking about winning election.”

It would be recalled that the media had reported that Wike and another PDP chieftain, Newgent Ekamon, took Atiku, Aminu Tambuwal and PDP to court over the party’s presidential primary.