Betrayal Is Your Portion” – Wike Unleashes Scathing Attack On Opponents

According to Ireporter Online, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has launched a blistering attack on politicians he accused of supporting individuals who have betrayed him, warning that they too would eventually suffer the same fate.

Wike delivered the remarks during the commissioning of the Rivers State chapter of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors’ office in Port Harcourt, where he cautioned political office holders across all levels against aligning themselves with acts of betrayal. He stressed that betrayal carries consequences, insisting that anyone who encourages or supports it would ultimately reap what they sow.

The FCT minister stated that regardless of one’s political status—whether senator, member of the House of Representatives, minister or governor—supporting betrayal would only invite repeated acts of disloyalty in one’s personal and political life. He added that such individuals would find themselves abandoned when betrayal finally strikes.

Wike further warned second-term governors and those nursing ambitions of installing successors, saying any leader who supports betrayal would be unable to withstand its repercussions. He described betrayal as a seed that yields inevitable consequences, noting that those who plant it would encounter it everywhere they go.

Meanwhile, the Rivers State chapter of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors, under Wike’s leadership, declared that political stakeholders in the state do not need the backing of a sitting governor to mobilise support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

According to Ireporter Online, Wike made the assertion on Saturday while inaugurating the organisation’s office in Port Harcourt. He maintained that Rivers State political leaders possess the structure, influence and capacity to independently rally support for the President.

The minister explained that the state boasts a strong network of senators, members of the National Assembly and State Assembly, local government chairmen, as well as party leaders across both the All Progressives Congress and the Peoples Democratic Party, all capable of mobilising without external direction.

Wike emphasised that genuine political support is driven by conviction rather than compulsion, noting that true commitment must come from within and not be imposed by any authority.

He described the development as evidence of unity among Rivers State political stakeholders, adding that leaders in the state had voluntarily pledged their support for President Tinubu.

Wike’s comments come amid ongoing political tension between him and Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, over the control of the state’s political structure.