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Siminalayi Fubara, the governor of Rivers State, was criticized by Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike for his remarks regarding a barking dog.
Speaking on Thursday at the government residence in Port Harcourt for the New Year’s banquet, Fubara reportedly claimed that dogs bark because they don’t grasp what’s going on in the house.
He claims that he is confident that everything will turn out well for him and that the trip will be easy.
The governor gave his supporters assurances that everything is set up to guarantee his victory in the election for a second term.
In reaction, Wike told the Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni (ONELGA) residents on Friday that Fubara became the governor despite the Rivers people not knowing him because of the barking dog.
Additionally, he made fun of Fubara’s supporters, emphasizing that they have no political advantage.
“This dog that’s barking now barked, even when Rivers people didn’t know who the person was and the dog that barked made the person to be Governor when others ran away, and he’s not afraid that the same dog is barking now,” he stated. I hope he has success.
“We have chosen to support Asiwaju Tinubu. There is no debate about it, but we have to make a choice. We’re not going to repeat the past error. The error would be fixed.
“Those who worked with Atiku are back,” he said. Atiku was unable to receive 10%. What, then, is the political benefit? You all know them, but I won’t identify them.
