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Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike has issued a stark warning of an impending “political tsunami” in Nigeria. He made this declaration while fully pledging his support to loyalists of President Bola Tinubu who are vying for elective offices.
The minister spoke during the commissioning of new engineering infrastructure in Abuja’s Wuye District. He used the platform to emphasize his unwavering commitment to President Tinubu’s political agenda and his staunch backing for those aligned with the president.
Wike’s Unconditional Support for Tinubu’s Allies
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“For all of you who are running an election, who are supporting Mr. President, be assured I will also support you. I have no regrets,” Wike stated firmly. He reassured the gathering that his support is unconditional for those championing the president’s vision.
His declaration was direct and left no room for ambiguity. “I said here, if you are supporting Asiwaju, I am going to support you. Anywhere you are, the moment I know you are with Bola Tinubu, you get my support 100 percent,” Wike affirmed. This strong endorsement solidifies his position as a key ally for anyone within President Bola Tinubu’s political camp.
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Implications of a Coming Political Tsunami
The minister’s reference to a “political tsunami” signals his belief in a major, upcoming shift in the nation’s political landscape. His comments suggest that the administration is preparing for a significant consolidation of support around the president’s allies ahead of the next electoral cycle.
As a influential figure in Nigerian politics, Wike’s pledged support for supporters of President Bola Tinubu is expected to have considerable impact. His alliance ensures that the influence of President Bola Tinubu will be a dominant force, potentially shaping outcomes in various forthcoming elections across the country.
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