Rivers Elder Forum Member Defends Former Governor Wike, Labels Critics as Witches

 Rivers Elder Forum Member Defends Former Governor Wike, Labels Critics as Witches


A prominent figure from the Rivers Elder Forum, Asukwe Ikoawaji, fervently supported former Governor Nyesom Wike in an exclusive interview with Arise TV. He vehemently defended Wike's tenure, asserting that anyone criticizing Wike's performance must be involved in witchcraft.


During the interview, Ikoawaji expressed unwavering support for Wike's governance, emphasizing that the challenges in Rivers State have both physical and spiritual dimensions. According to him, the problems faced by the state extend beyond tangible issues and include spiritual aspects.


Ikoawaji went on to highlight the importance of addressing issues promptly, stating, "If somebody is having a problem and nobody can call you to order, then you have a problem." He delved into the spiritual dimension, drawing a connection between divine intervention and the actions of political leaders. According to him, disregarding individuals who contribute positively to one's life may result in similar rejection when it's one's turn to impact others.


In conclusion, Ikoawaji firmly dismissed critics of Nyesom Wike, boldly declaring that anyone claiming Wike performed poorly as governor is engaging in witchcraft. His passionate defense not only underscores the intertwining of politics and spirituality in discussions about governance in Rivers State but also highlights the strong backing Wike receives from certain circles.



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