Wike Explains Tinubu’s Intervention
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The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has said President Bola Tinubu’s latest move in the Rivers State crisis is meant to bring the long-running political fight to an end.
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He made it clear that this intervention should be treated as the final one.
The comment comes as the presidency steps up efforts to settle the dispute between the Rivers State governor and the House of Assembly.
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The conflict has dragged on for months, slowing governance and deepening divisions within the state’s leadership.
Wike said the president expects full compliance from all sides, stressing that both the executive and the lawmakers must follow the directive given.
According to him, the time for political games is over, and order must be restored.
The Rivers crisis has been marked by impeachment threats and rival camps within the legislature.
With Tinubu now stepping in again, there are expectations that the standoff may finally ease if all parties respect the agreement reached.
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