I won’t risk losing Rivers, FCT for APC presidential campaign DG job — Wike
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At a glance
- Nyesom Wike stated he will not accept the role of Director-General for the All Progressives Congress presidential campaign.
- He cited his non-membership in the APC and his commitment to delivering for Rivers and the Federal Capital Territory as reasons for his refusal.
- Wike emphasized his priority is to ensure success in his current roles rather than taking on a new campaign responsibility.
Nyesom Wike, a prominent political figure, has declared he will not accept the position of Director-General for the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential campaign. Wike explained his decision stems from his non-membership in the APC and his dedication to his current responsibilities.
He stressed that his primary focus remains on ensuring the success and delivery of projects in Rivers State and the Federal Capital Territory. Wike indicated that accepting the campaign role would jeopardize these commitments and his standing within his current political affiliations.
The former governor's stance highlights a strategic prioritization of his existing political base and ongoing projects over a potentially demanding national campaign role. His refusal underscores a desire to maintain focus and avoid conflicts of interest that could arise from such a high-profile appointment.
I won’t risk losing Rivers, FCT for APC presidential campaign DG job.
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