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Governor Francis Nwifuru of Ebonyi State has debunked reports that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu handed over the political control of the state to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, ahead of the 2027 governorship election.
Nwifuru, a member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), spoke during a stakeholders’ rally in Abakaliki, the state capital, held to endorse his re-election and President Tinubu’s second-term bid.
The governor said some unnamed allies of Wike had been asserting that the President had handed over Ebonyi State to the FCT minister and his faction of the Peoples Democratic Party.
“Some people are going around saying that they discussed with President Tinubu and the president has given Ebonyi to PDP,” Nwifuru said.
“They said their leader is Nyesom Wike and that Wike said the president has given Ebonyi to him. And we say to them, ‘eeyaah!’”
However, Nwifuru debunked the alleged claim, maintaining that Ebonyi was still firmly under the control of the APC.
He cautioned those involved in the alleged plot not to underestimate the resolve of his administration and supporters.
Now, I want to sound like this as your governor: We’re not afraid. He said: “We hold ourselves only because our people are with us.”
“Don’t push us because we have all it takes to consume whoever is trying us, we have all it takes to destroy whoever is trying us.”
“We are sending a message to them directly or indirectly that we are members of the All Progressives Congress and that’s where Ebonyi people belong,” the governor added.
“And whoever tests our mettle, it will be a very funny outcome for him.
Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodimma, and Anambra State Governor, Charles Soludo, joined Nwifuru at the rally.
Wike has not responded to the governor’s comments, but the PDP faction associated with him criticised Nwifuru’s remarks, describing them as reckless, inflammatory and a sign of desperation ahead of the 2027 election.
The Ebonyi governorship election would be determined by performance and not intimidation, the faction’s spokesperson, Jungudo Mohammed, said at a press conference last Thursday at the party’s national secretariat.
“These unfortunate statements clearly reveal a governor who is increasingly worried about the prospect of his rejection by the people of Ebonyi State in 2027,” Mohammed said.
He urged Nwifuru to brace up to face the faction’s governorship candidate, Ifeanyi Odii at the poll.
He also urged security agencies and civil society organisations to note what he described as the governor’s “disturbing” remarks.
“If the governor truly wants to ‘consume’ the people of Ebonyi State, let him do it through visible developmental projects, effective governance and tangible improvements in their living conditions,” he said.
However, a faction of the PDP, led by Kabiru Turaki, supported Nwifuru’s comments.
In a statement, the faction’s spokesperson, Ini Ememobong, said the governor merely condemned what he called Wike’s alleged anti-party activities and political interference.
Ememobong accused the FCT minister of interfering in political matters outside his official and geographical domain as he allegedly used the name of Tinubu.
He also accused Wike of a hand in the removal of former Ebonyi governor, Dave Umahi from the PDP.
The faction maintained that Alexander Eze is its governorship candidate in Ebonyi State for the 2027 election.
