Chief of Staff to the Rivers
State Governor, Engineer Chukwuemeka Woke has fired at the 2015 Rivers State
All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate, Dakuku Peterside, “for
deliberately refusing to understand the tenets of developmental philosophy in
governance.”
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| Dakuku Peterside |
He described Peterside as a
breastfeeding political godson of Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi.
In statement in Port Harcourt
yesterday, Woke regretted that Peterside had formed the habit of making crude
statement against the state government just to gain relevance.
He said: “The attention of the
Rivers State Government has been drawn to another unfortunate ranting of the
defeated Rivers APC Governorship Candidate.
“In the unguarded statement
published in one of the national dailies, Peterside condemned the dissolution
of the State Executive Council by His Excellency, Governor Wike. This is most
unfortunate and a proof that Peterside lacks knowledge of the rudiments of
governance.”
Woke stated that Governor Wike
was rapidly developing the State after Dakuku’s boss raped the coffers of
Rivers State.
He said Wike has the right to
re-jig his cabinet at any time.
“Dakuku spent four years as
Amaechi’s Commissioner for Works with an average of about N300 billion without
any meaningful improvement on the state of roads. It took the emergence of
Governor Wike to develop the road infrastructure of the State.
“Dakuku, a breastfeeding
political godson of Amaechi should recall that the Governors of Nasarawa,
Borno, Imo, Kano, Bauchi and Lagos, among other APC State governors have since
changed their cabinets without anyone raising eyebrows. The 2015 failed APC
governorship candidate should keep quiet and allow Governor Wike to concentrate
on developing Rivers State,” Woke said.
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