Professor Okey Ikechukwu disclose. “You are taking on the man who was in charge of your finances, who knew where the bones were buried”

Professor Okey Ikechukwu, the Executive Director of Development Specs Academy and a political analyst, spoke candidly about the power struggle between Governor Fubara and his predecessor, Nyesom Wike, on Arise TV. He clarified that Wike, who was purportedly involved in Fubara’s ascent to power, wanted Fubara to be loyal but also used orders to keep control of the administration. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

He suggested that Wike’s approach was unwise, considering Fubara’s previous position as the state’s accountant-general.

He argued that Fubara possessed knowledge of the government’s financial affairs, including potentially controversial aspects. He also questioned the source of Wike’s wealth, referencing his public admission of funding the campaigns of various candidates.

He said, “Here is a sitting governor (Fubara), ostensibly put in place by the man before him(Wike), and who demanded and expected loyalty but whom it appeared wanted to also be running the government on his (Fubara) behalf, and issue instructions. Now, that led to disagreement. And I thought the disagreement was not a smart thing on the part of the former governor (Wike). You are taking on the man who was in charge of your finances, who knew where the bones were buried. He was the accountant-general of the State, and you have previously informed Nigerians how you bough form for all those who contested. Where did you (Wike) get all the money from among other things.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>