BREAKING NEWS: “All Can Never Be Well” — FCT Minister Wike Says Rift With Fubara Is Far From Over

1234.BREAKING NEWS: Former Ekiti State Governor releases evidence Makinde got N50bn from Tinubu, reveals alleged diversion of… .The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has indicated that the political rift between him and Rivers State Governor, Siminalyi Fubara, is far from being resolved.

Wike stated that “all can never be well in politics,” suggesting that recent remarks by Fubara point to lingering tensions between them.

He made the comments on Monday while responding to questions during his monthly media briefing in Abuja.

Fubara, while recently declaring support for the All Progressives Congress (APC), had said that some individuals were backing President Bola Tinubu in a “corner, corner” manner, a comment widely interpreted as a reference to Wike, who remains a member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) despite serving in the APC-led federal government.

Reacting to the remark, Wike said he was unaware of anyone secretly supporting President Tinubu, insisting that his own support has always been open and public.

“I don’t know who is following Tinubu and doing ‘corner, corner.’ How can that be when the whole of Nigeria knows that I have openly stated my position?” Wike said.

He recalled that even when PDP governors accused him of working for Tinubu, he never denied it and maintained a clear stance.

“If I were supporting Tinubu secretly, many people would not have supported him. Even council chairmen would not have followed,” he added.

Wike stressed that politicians lose public trust when they fail to keep their word, noting that he has always been consistent and transparent about his political decisions.

“I don’t want to be that kind of politician. Once I say something, people should be able to rely on it. Everybody knows that when I state what I will do, I will do it,” he said.

The FCT minister further dismissed suggestions that all was well politically between him and Fubara, reiterating that disagreements are inevitable.

“No, it’s not about everything being well. In politics, all can never be well,” he said.

He also rejected claims that he had not attempted to mediate the political crisis in Rivers State, stating that he had engaged with the governor, the Speaker of the State House of Assembly, and other political stakeholders, including elders of the state.1234.BREAKING NEWS: Former Ekiti State Governor releases evidence Makinde got N50bn from Tinubu, reveals alleged diversion of… .

“People are economical with the truth. The governor cannot say that I have not intervened between him, the Speaker, and the leadership of the House. He cannot also deny that I have engaged with elders, even in his presence,” Wike said..Read The Complete Original.