Wike Blasts PDP Chairman, Ayu, Labels Him Ingrate Who “Don’t Want The Party To Win The Election”

Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has described the National Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Dr Iyorchia Ayu, as an ingrate.

Dr Ayu had in an interview with BBC Hausa described Wike and those calling for his resignation as party chairman before there can be reconciliation in the party as children who didn’t know when the party was formed.

According to Ayu, “I have not violated any rules; in fact, I am working to bring reforms to the party. I am truly not bothered by the unnecessary controversy being generated. When we started PDP, these children were not around. They are children who do not know why we formed the party. We will not allow any individual to destabilise our party.”

But Wikw, while reacting to Ayu’s comment at the commissioning  of a road project at Omerelu in Ikwerre Local Government Area of Rivers State, described him as “a greedy man who was only after his own interest.”

“Stated Wike: You can imagine what power can do. You can imagine the ingratitude; how people can be ingrates in their lives. I thought as a chairman of a party who wants to win elections, your business is to bring peace to your party; your business is not to divide your party. Your business is not to show arrogance to your party.

“Yes, the children brought you to be chairman of the party. The children brought you from the gutter to make you chairman.

“Ayu, you were impeached as Senate President. Ayu, you were sacked by (President Olusegun) Obasanjo in his administration. Arrogance cannot take you anywhere. Now, we have seen that you don’t want the party to win the election. We will help you.”

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