Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has scolded his successor as Rivers State Governor, Siminialayi Fubara, for his recent alleged disrespectful comments on senior members of the bar and the bench.
Mr Wike also deplored what he perceived as the governor’s ill-treatment of three prominent citizens of the state said to have gone the extra mile to get him elected.
To those he claimed to be crusading for his castration within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Wike said such people are only “digging your graves.”
He did not spare former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, branding him a serial loser who has been repeatedly rejected by Nigerian voters.
He told the PDP presidential candidate in the 2023 election to pack his things and go home.
Wike said the governor’s comments about cases and their jurisdiction smacked of ignorance and wondered why he (Fubara) continued to attack the likes of OCJ Okocha (SAN) ,Sergeant Awuse and Chief Alabrabra, all of whom he once acknowledged as the three wise men that stood firm to make him a governor.
He alleged that Awuse, who was the Chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Rulers Council was kicked out of the position by the governor when Awuse was in coma and battling for survival in London and needed the support of the government.
Wike said after Awuse’s maltreatment, the governor last Thursday turned his attention on OCJ Okocha and judges and accused them of turning the law upside down.
His words: ” They said before you were the three wise men. Awuse was in coma in London, one of the wise men was removed as chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Council. When he was in coma, when he was looking for support and help,that was when he was removed.
Wike said he decided to celebrate the lawmakers because of their resolve to fight against ingratitude and to protect the sacred principles of democracy.
Wike said nobody would conquer his team in Rivers, and mocked the governor for exhibiting ignorance on judicial and legal matters.
Wike said: “This is Rivers and nobody will conquer us. He (Fubara) said anything that is a state matter must come to the state High Court. Shame. If you don’t know anything, say you don’t know anything. I feel so bad.
Turning to OCJ Okocha, Wike called on the Nigerian Bar Association to protect the legal profession and safeguard the judiciary and stop lawyers, who have no knowledge of facts of cases and judgements from collecting money to attack judges on national television.
He said his political family had maintained decorum and their belief in the judiciary by rejecting the temptation to attack judges even in the face of many ex-parte orders on the same matter.
He described the partnership of APC and PDP in the state as a rainbow coalition adding what would happen in Rivers will shock people.
Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has scolded his successor as Rivers State Governor, Siminialayi Fubara, for his recent alleged disrespectful comments on senior members of the bar and the bench.
Mr Wike also deplored what he perceived as the governor’s ill-treatment of three prominent citizens of the state said to have gone the extra mile to get him elected.
To those he claimed to be crusading for his castration within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Wike said such people are only “digging your graves.”
He did not spare former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, branding him a serial loser who has been repeatedly rejected by Nigerian voters.
He told the PDP presidential candidate in the 2023 election to pack his things and go home.
Wike said the governor’s comments about cases and their jurisdiction smacked of ignorance and wondered why he (Fubara) continued to attack the likes of OCJ Okocha (SAN) ,Sergeant Awuse and Chief Alabrabra, all of whom he once acknowledged as the three wise men that stood firm to make him a governor.
He alleged that Awuse, who was the Chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Rulers Council was kicked out of the position by the governor when Awuse was in coma and battling for survival in London and needed the support of the government.
Wike said after Awuse’s maltreatment, the governor last Thursday turned his attention on OCJ Okocha and judges and accused them of turning the law upside down.
His words: ” They said before you were the three wise men. Awuse was in coma in London, one of the wise men was removed as chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Council. When he was in coma, when he was looking for support and help,that was when he was removed.
Wike said he decided to celebrate the lawmakers because of their resolve to fight against ingratitude and to protect the sacred principles of democracy.
Wike said nobody would conquer his team in Rivers, and mocked the governor for exhibiting ignorance on judicial and legal matters.
Wike said: “This is Rivers and nobody will conquer us. He (Fubara) said anything that is a state matter must come to the state High Court. Shame. If you don’t know anything, say you don’t know anything. I feel so bad.
Turning to OCJ Okocha, Wike called on the Nigerian Bar Association to protect the legal profession and safeguard the judiciary and stop lawyers, who have no knowledge of facts of cases and judgements from collecting money to attack judges on national television.
He said his political family had maintained decorum and their belief in the judiciary by rejecting the temptation to attack judges even in the face of many ex-parte orders on the same matter.
He described the partnership of APC and PDP in the state as a rainbow coalition adding what would happen in Rivers will shock people.
Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has scolded his successor as Rivers State Governor, Siminialayi Fubara, for his recent alleged disrespectful comments on senior members of the bar and the bench.
Mr Wike also deplored what he perceived as the governor’s ill-treatment of three prominent citizens of the state said to have gone the extra mile to get him elected.
To those he claimed to be crusading for his castration within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Wike said such people are only “digging your graves.”
He did not spare former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, branding him a serial loser who has been repeatedly rejected by Nigerian voters.
He told the PDP presidential candidate in the 2023 election to pack his things and go home.
Wike said the governor’s comments about cases and their jurisdiction smacked of ignorance and wondered why he (Fubara) continued to attack the likes of OCJ Okocha (SAN) ,Sergeant Awuse and Chief Alabrabra, all of whom he once acknowledged as the three wise men that stood firm to make him a governor.
He alleged that Awuse, who was the Chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Rulers Council was kicked out of the position by the governor when Awuse was in coma and battling for survival in London and needed the support of the government.
Wike said after Awuse’s maltreatment, the governor last Thursday turned his attention on OCJ Okocha and judges and accused them of turning the law upside down.
His words: ” They said before you were the three wise men. Awuse was in coma in London, one of the wise men was removed as chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Council. When he was in coma, when he was looking for support and help,that was when he was removed.
Wike said he decided to celebrate the lawmakers because of their resolve to fight against ingratitude and to protect the sacred principles of democracy.
Wike said nobody would conquer his team in Rivers, and mocked the governor for exhibiting ignorance on judicial and legal matters.
Wike said: “This is Rivers and nobody will conquer us. He (Fubara) said anything that is a state matter must come to the state High Court. Shame. If you don’t know anything, say you don’t know anything. I feel so bad.
Turning to OCJ Okocha, Wike called on the Nigerian Bar Association to protect the legal profession and safeguard the judiciary and stop lawyers, who have no knowledge of facts of cases and judgements from collecting money to attack judges on national television.
He said his political family had maintained decorum and their belief in the judiciary by rejecting the temptation to attack judges even in the face of many ex-parte orders on the same matter.
He described the partnership of APC and PDP in the state as a rainbow coalition adding what would happen in Rivers will shock people.
Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has scolded his successor as Rivers State Governor, Siminialayi Fubara, for his recent alleged disrespectful comments on senior members of the bar and the bench.
Mr Wike also deplored what he perceived as the governor’s ill-treatment of three prominent citizens of the state said to have gone the extra mile to get him elected.
To those he claimed to be crusading for his castration within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Wike said such people are only “digging your graves.”
He did not spare former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, branding him a serial loser who has been repeatedly rejected by Nigerian voters.
He told the PDP presidential candidate in the 2023 election to pack his things and go home.
Wike said the governor’s comments about cases and their jurisdiction smacked of ignorance and wondered why he (Fubara) continued to attack the likes of OCJ Okocha (SAN) ,Sergeant Awuse and Chief Alabrabra, all of whom he once acknowledged as the three wise men that stood firm to make him a governor.
He alleged that Awuse, who was the Chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Rulers Council was kicked out of the position by the governor when Awuse was in coma and battling for survival in London and needed the support of the government.
Wike said after Awuse’s maltreatment, the governor last Thursday turned his attention on OCJ Okocha and judges and accused them of turning the law upside down.
His words: ” They said before you were the three wise men. Awuse was in coma in London, one of the wise men was removed as chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Council. When he was in coma, when he was looking for support and help,that was when he was removed.
Wike said he decided to celebrate the lawmakers because of their resolve to fight against ingratitude and to protect the sacred principles of democracy.
Wike said nobody would conquer his team in Rivers, and mocked the governor for exhibiting ignorance on judicial and legal matters.
Wike said: “This is Rivers and nobody will conquer us. He (Fubara) said anything that is a state matter must come to the state High Court. Shame. If you don’t know anything, say you don’t know anything. I feel so bad.
Turning to OCJ Okocha, Wike called on the Nigerian Bar Association to protect the legal profession and safeguard the judiciary and stop lawyers, who have no knowledge of facts of cases and judgements from collecting money to attack judges on national television.
He said his political family had maintained decorum and their belief in the judiciary by rejecting the temptation to attack judges even in the face of many ex-parte orders on the same matter.
He described the partnership of APC and PDP in the state as a rainbow coalition adding what would happen in Rivers will shock people.
Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has scolded his successor as Rivers State Governor, Siminialayi Fubara, for his recent alleged disrespectful comments on senior members of the bar and the bench.
Mr Wike also deplored what he perceived as the governor’s ill-treatment of three prominent citizens of the state said to have gone the extra mile to get him elected.
To those he claimed to be crusading for his castration within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Wike said such people are only “digging your graves.”
He did not spare former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, branding him a serial loser who has been repeatedly rejected by Nigerian voters.
He told the PDP presidential candidate in the 2023 election to pack his things and go home.
Wike said the governor’s comments about cases and their jurisdiction smacked of ignorance and wondered why he (Fubara) continued to attack the likes of OCJ Okocha (SAN) ,Sergeant Awuse and Chief Alabrabra, all of whom he once acknowledged as the three wise men that stood firm to make him a governor.
He alleged that Awuse, who was the Chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Rulers Council was kicked out of the position by the governor when Awuse was in coma and battling for survival in London and needed the support of the government.
Wike said after Awuse’s maltreatment, the governor last Thursday turned his attention on OCJ Okocha and judges and accused them of turning the law upside down.
His words: ” They said before you were the three wise men. Awuse was in coma in London, one of the wise men was removed as chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Council. When he was in coma, when he was looking for support and help,that was when he was removed.
Wike said he decided to celebrate the lawmakers because of their resolve to fight against ingratitude and to protect the sacred principles of democracy.
Wike said nobody would conquer his team in Rivers, and mocked the governor for exhibiting ignorance on judicial and legal matters.
Wike said: “This is Rivers and nobody will conquer us. He (Fubara) said anything that is a state matter must come to the state High Court. Shame. If you don’t know anything, say you don’t know anything. I feel so bad.
Turning to OCJ Okocha, Wike called on the Nigerian Bar Association to protect the legal profession and safeguard the judiciary and stop lawyers, who have no knowledge of facts of cases and judgements from collecting money to attack judges on national television.
He said his political family had maintained decorum and their belief in the judiciary by rejecting the temptation to attack judges even in the face of many ex-parte orders on the same matter.
He described the partnership of APC and PDP in the state as a rainbow coalition adding what would happen in Rivers will shock people.
Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has scolded his successor as Rivers State Governor, Siminialayi Fubara, for his recent alleged disrespectful comments on senior members of the bar and the bench.
Mr Wike also deplored what he perceived as the governor’s ill-treatment of three prominent citizens of the state said to have gone the extra mile to get him elected.
To those he claimed to be crusading for his castration within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Wike said such people are only “digging your graves.”
He did not spare former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, branding him a serial loser who has been repeatedly rejected by Nigerian voters.
He told the PDP presidential candidate in the 2023 election to pack his things and go home.
Wike said the governor’s comments about cases and their jurisdiction smacked of ignorance and wondered why he (Fubara) continued to attack the likes of OCJ Okocha (SAN) ,Sergeant Awuse and Chief Alabrabra, all of whom he once acknowledged as the three wise men that stood firm to make him a governor.
He alleged that Awuse, who was the Chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Rulers Council was kicked out of the position by the governor when Awuse was in coma and battling for survival in London and needed the support of the government.
Wike said after Awuse’s maltreatment, the governor last Thursday turned his attention on OCJ Okocha and judges and accused them of turning the law upside down.
His words: ” They said before you were the three wise men. Awuse was in coma in London, one of the wise men was removed as chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Council. When he was in coma, when he was looking for support and help,that was when he was removed.
Wike said he decided to celebrate the lawmakers because of their resolve to fight against ingratitude and to protect the sacred principles of democracy.
Wike said nobody would conquer his team in Rivers, and mocked the governor for exhibiting ignorance on judicial and legal matters.
Wike said: “This is Rivers and nobody will conquer us. He (Fubara) said anything that is a state matter must come to the state High Court. Shame. If you don’t know anything, say you don’t know anything. I feel so bad.
Turning to OCJ Okocha, Wike called on the Nigerian Bar Association to protect the legal profession and safeguard the judiciary and stop lawyers, who have no knowledge of facts of cases and judgements from collecting money to attack judges on national television.
He said his political family had maintained decorum and their belief in the judiciary by rejecting the temptation to attack judges even in the face of many ex-parte orders on the same matter.
He described the partnership of APC and PDP in the state as a rainbow coalition adding what would happen in Rivers will shock people.
Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has scolded his successor as Rivers State Governor, Siminialayi Fubara, for his recent alleged disrespectful comments on senior members of the bar and the bench.
Mr Wike also deplored what he perceived as the governor’s ill-treatment of three prominent citizens of the state said to have gone the extra mile to get him elected.
To those he claimed to be crusading for his castration within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Wike said such people are only “digging your graves.”
He did not spare former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, branding him a serial loser who has been repeatedly rejected by Nigerian voters.
He told the PDP presidential candidate in the 2023 election to pack his things and go home.
Wike said the governor’s comments about cases and their jurisdiction smacked of ignorance and wondered why he (Fubara) continued to attack the likes of OCJ Okocha (SAN) ,Sergeant Awuse and Chief Alabrabra, all of whom he once acknowledged as the three wise men that stood firm to make him a governor.
He alleged that Awuse, who was the Chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Rulers Council was kicked out of the position by the governor when Awuse was in coma and battling for survival in London and needed the support of the government.
Wike said after Awuse’s maltreatment, the governor last Thursday turned his attention on OCJ Okocha and judges and accused them of turning the law upside down.
His words: ” They said before you were the three wise men. Awuse was in coma in London, one of the wise men was removed as chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Council. When he was in coma, when he was looking for support and help,that was when he was removed.
Wike said he decided to celebrate the lawmakers because of their resolve to fight against ingratitude and to protect the sacred principles of democracy.
Wike said nobody would conquer his team in Rivers, and mocked the governor for exhibiting ignorance on judicial and legal matters.
Wike said: “This is Rivers and nobody will conquer us. He (Fubara) said anything that is a state matter must come to the state High Court. Shame. If you don’t know anything, say you don’t know anything. I feel so bad.
Turning to OCJ Okocha, Wike called on the Nigerian Bar Association to protect the legal profession and safeguard the judiciary and stop lawyers, who have no knowledge of facts of cases and judgements from collecting money to attack judges on national television.
He said his political family had maintained decorum and their belief in the judiciary by rejecting the temptation to attack judges even in the face of many ex-parte orders on the same matter.
He described the partnership of APC and PDP in the state as a rainbow coalition adding what would happen in Rivers will shock people.
Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has scolded his successor as Rivers State Governor, Siminialayi Fubara, for his recent alleged disrespectful comments on senior members of the bar and the bench.
Mr Wike also deplored what he perceived as the governor’s ill-treatment of three prominent citizens of the state said to have gone the extra mile to get him elected.
To those he claimed to be crusading for his castration within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Wike said such people are only “digging your graves.”
He did not spare former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, branding him a serial loser who has been repeatedly rejected by Nigerian voters.
He told the PDP presidential candidate in the 2023 election to pack his things and go home.
Wike said the governor’s comments about cases and their jurisdiction smacked of ignorance and wondered why he (Fubara) continued to attack the likes of OCJ Okocha (SAN) ,Sergeant Awuse and Chief Alabrabra, all of whom he once acknowledged as the three wise men that stood firm to make him a governor.
He alleged that Awuse, who was the Chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Rulers Council was kicked out of the position by the governor when Awuse was in coma and battling for survival in London and needed the support of the government.
Wike said after Awuse’s maltreatment, the governor last Thursday turned his attention on OCJ Okocha and judges and accused them of turning the law upside down.
His words: ” They said before you were the three wise men. Awuse was in coma in London, one of the wise men was removed as chairman of the Rivers State Traditional Council. When he was in coma, when he was looking for support and help,that was when he was removed.
Wike said he decided to celebrate the lawmakers because of their resolve to fight against ingratitude and to protect the sacred principles of democracy.
Wike said nobody would conquer his team in Rivers, and mocked the governor for exhibiting ignorance on judicial and legal matters.
Wike said: “This is Rivers and nobody will conquer us. He (Fubara) said anything that is a state matter must come to the state High Court. Shame. If you don’t know anything, say you don’t know anything. I feel so bad.
Turning to OCJ Okocha, Wike called on the Nigerian Bar Association to protect the legal profession and safeguard the judiciary and stop lawyers, who have no knowledge of facts of cases and judgements from collecting money to attack judges on national television.
He said his political family had maintained decorum and their belief in the judiciary by rejecting the temptation to attack judges even in the face of many ex-parte orders on the same matter.
He described the partnership of APC and PDP in the state as a rainbow coalition adding what would happen in Rivers will shock people.
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