Wike is a Serial Liar – Nwuzi a political gladiator raises cogency Amidst Rivers Political Crisis watch exclusive interview with Ghetto News Network
The ongoing political turmoil in Rivers State has drawn the attention of key political figures. Among them is the leader of the Simplified Movement in Etche, Chief Ambrose Nwuzi, an erudite political consultant, who has finally broken his silence. In a detailed analysis, Nwuzi lambasted the current FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, criticizing his leadership style and accusing him of being untrustworthy and manipulative.
According to Chief Nwuzi, “Wike bullies everyone around him and has no respect—even for his own biological father.” He accused Wike of deceiving President Ahmed Bola Tinubu into believing that there is a political war in Rivers State, thus pushing for the imposition of a state of emergency.
He further urged the President, GCFR and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, to reconsider and withdraw any plans for a state of emergency, insisting that the crisis is exaggerated and politically motivated.
The Sole Administrator of Rivers State, Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas (retd), was also not spared. Nwuzi criticized him for allegedly fueling the crisis and for the unconstitutional dismissal of 27 lawmakers, a move he described as unprecedented in Nigeria’s democratic history. Drawing a comparison with Burkina Faso, he questioned how such a blatant disregard for democracy could happen under Ibas’ watch, challenging his integrity.
Chief Nwuzi expressed deep disappointment over the loyalty President Tinubu continues to show towards Wike, whom he described as a “serial liar” who manipulated the situation for personal gain. “Wike magnified false stories to create a deceptive narrative and fool the presidency,” Nwuzi stated.
Despite the crisis, Nwuzi commended Governor Siminalayi Fubara for his maturity, integrity, and calm approach amidst provocations. He noted that even when disrespected—being called “mumu” by some LGA chairmen—Fubara showed restraint and wisdom.
He praised Fubara’s governance, especially highlighting developmental achievements in Etche within a short period. “That’s the crime he committed—bringing real dividends of democracy to the people,” Nwuzi added.
In conclusion, Chief Nwuzi emphasized that illegality can never overthrow legality. He appealed to divine justice, declaring that God, who sees all, will judge fairly in the ongoing Rivers State political drama.
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