“Na Who Dey Breathe?” — Nigerians React As Fayose Warns, “Wike Na Bulldozer!”

“Na Who Dey Breathe?” — Nigerians React As Fayose Warns, “Wike Na Bulldozer!”

“Wahala Dey!” — The political street caught fire after former Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose, dropped a raw, uncensored take on national TV, describing FCT Minister Nyesom Wike as a bulldozer in Nigerian politics that can only be managed or avoided entirely!

️ In an explosive interview on Channels TV, Fayose didn’t mince words:

“This Wike, he is like a bulldozer that you must manage… or find a way to avoid.”

The statement instantly sent shockwaves across social media and political WhatsApp groups. From Port Harcourt to Oshodi, Abuja to Uyo — the reactions have been wild!

Nigerians React:

️ @NepaDonBringLight:
“Fayose no lie. If you jam Wike for ring, just know say na you go press bell!”

‍ @MadamPolitrik:
“This is not a warning o. This is a survival guide! Wike dey operate on federal fuel now.”

@AreaBoyForSenate:
“Wike na bulldozer? Una still dey test brake with am? Na digger machine wey carry law for hand!”

@ObidientLecturer:
“Fayose has seen the light. But e too late. The bulldozer don clear am small small.”

Caution or Confession?

Political analysts say Fayose’s remarks may be less of a warning and more of a confession — a candid admission of Wike’s unmatched influence within and beyond the PDP, even as the 2027 power games begin to shape up.

Is Fayose subtly advising Sim Fubara and other Wike opponents? Or is he sending a national alert ahead of another federal move?

One thing is clear — Wike remains a force, and even his critics acknowledge his storm-like style of politics.

Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah, Principal of Bush Radio Academy, reacts:

“This is classic Wike mythology in motion. Fayose has put words to what most political actors are too scared to say publicly. It’s not just a warning — it’s a strategic broadcast to the country: when Wike moves, things shift.”