Demolition: Ukachukwu said. ‘Wike Will Pay, It’s Better He Packages And Make Sure Everything Is Paid Before He Leaves’

The CEO of SNECOU Group Limited, Chief Nicholas Ukachukwu, has promised that Minister Nyesom Wike, who is in charge of the buildings he owns in the Asokoro neighborhood of Abuja, will face consequences. When Wike leaves his position as Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Ukachukwu promised that he will pursue Wike for any unpaid balances that are still owed. Nicholas Ukachukwu provided this information in an interview with StreetVerdict, as published by Sahara Reporters. He emphasized that Wike has to be held responsible for his actions even after his term in government is over. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

He said: “Wike will pay even after the government. It is better that he packages and makes sure that everything is paid before he leaves, if not, anyone we didn’t collect now, when he comes out from the government, he will still give us the balance.”

Ukachukwu proceeded to inform Wike that Abuja has distinct regulations from Rivers State. He emphasized their intention to address the matter of interference with their constructed property, asserting unequivocally that their land cannot be seized by anyone, including the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike.

Recall that Chief Nicholas Ukachukwu, a businessman from Anambra, has recently accused FCT Minister Nyesom Wike of demolishing his properties in Abuja’s Asokoro area based on ethnic discrimination against him as an Igbo individual. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>