2023: Wike Can Not Be Vice Presidential Candidate To Anyone — Denedo

A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Occasion in Delta Reveal, Tive Denedo on Friday said the Governor of Rivers Reveal, Nyesom Wike can no longer be working mate to anybody before the 2023 total elections.

Denedo while addressing newsmen at Oviri-Ogor, said the presidential candidate of the celebration, Atiku Abubakar in his wisdom chose the Delta Reveal Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa because the celebration’s vice-presidential candidate.

The PDP chieftain who said that Governor Wike can no longer be a subordinate to anybody pleaded with him to no longer dump the principle opposition celebration.

He most popular Wike for conserving the celebration collectively while some of us were jumping from one celebration to the diversified.

Denedo, however, pleaded with Wike to temper justice with mercy and aid the celebration snatch the upcoming presidential election.

He said, “Okowa emerged essentially based fully on the wisdom of the one who has the label. The man who has the label has a divulge on who can also mute be his working mate on myth of he goes to be his closet person within the presidency.”

“Wike is a man after my heart in so many recommendations; He can’t be Vice Presidential candidate to anybody, he can’t be subordinated to anybody, and l will indicate that as a member of the PDP, he can also mute neglect about leaving the celebration.

“He has no longer been relaxed with of us which were leaving the celebration, so he can also mute be relaxed that God has given him that opportunity to be the one who might well support PDP collectively in a duration when most of them who were speculated to preserve support in PDP modified into jumping from one celebration to one other.

“He deserves to be respected, to be courted, he deserves to be conciliated and l imagine he has every valid to be angry, however anger have to comprise a limit. He can also mute temper justice with mercy and construct the celebration in boom that the celebration can snatch the presidential election.”