Rivers Governor Nyesom Wike threw bants on Friday when he
said he wasn’t like his Kogi counterpart, Yahaya Bello.
He spoke at the launch of a book, “Selected Leading
Judgments of the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court,” authored by retired
Justice Abdu Aboki, NA reports.
Wike said his visit to the nation’s capital reminded him of
his defeat during the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential primary in
May.
The governor noted that it was his first time in Abuja after
losing the PDP ticket to former vice president Atiku Abubakar.
“When I landed and passed through the venue.l, I said I
think My Lord intentionally wanted me to remember 28 and 29 of May of what
happened.”
Wike said unlike Bello who had visited Abuja severally since
losing the All Progressives Congress (APC) ticket, he remained in his state.
“I am not like Yahaya Bello who lost he comes to Abuja)
everyday”, he joked.
The Rivers helmsman hailed Justice Aboki’s commitment to the
protection of justice and rule of law.
Wike described Aboki as a consummate jurist who has left his
name “indelibly in the sands of time and judicial history”.
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