Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike has accused Governor Sim Fubara of Rivers State of anti-party activities.
Wike said Fubara supported the Action Peoples Party, APP, in sweeping the chairmanship seat during the just-concluded local government election in the state.
The Minister spoke on Channels TV’s Politics Today on Tuesday while insisting that he was never involved in anti-party activities.
Prior to the election, Wike and Fubara have been at loggerheads over control of the political structure in the state.
However, Wike said: “Today people say discipline Wike because he did anti-party, but I say that I did not do anti-party.
“Today, what happened? The governor sponsored APP and Bala Mohammed was the one who attended the swearing-in of the APP Chairmen.
“I said I wouldn’t support injustice and I have no apology to render to anybody because PDP had agreed on what to do but he refused.”
Rivers crisis: Wike accuses Fubara of anti-party
