Former Deputy National Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Bode George, recently revealed that Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State is working for the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) party. George made this statement during an interview where he expressed his concerns about the political landscape in Nigeria.
According to George, Governor Wike’s actions and statements indicate that he is aligning himself with the APC, which is the main rival of the PDP. This revelation has sparked discussions and debates within political circles in Nigeria, as Wike has been a prominent figure within the PDP.
Wike’s alleged support for the APC has raised questions about his loyalty to the PDP and his future political ambitions. The governor has not publicly addressed these claims, leaving room for speculation and interpretation among political observers.
In Nigerian politics, alliances and allegiances can shift quickly, and politicians often make strategic decisions based on their interests and objectives. The dynamics between the PDP and APC are complex, with both parties vying for power and influence in a competitive political environment
