2027: 'No one wins election by boasting,' Rivers ADC replies Wike

Author: AyobamiPublished on: September 7, 2026Country: Nigeria

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2027: 'No one wins election by boasting,' Rivers ADC replies Wike

The Rivers State chapter of the ADC stated that no politician can win the 2027 elections by making false promises. In response to Nyesom Wike's statements, ADC chairman Dr. Chukwudi Dimkpa asserted that elections are not won by boasting. He also criticized Wike for holding a political reception on the day of Rotimi Amaechi's mother's funeral, describing his behavior as insensitive and provocative.

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