According to Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike, a lot of Nigerians still adore him.
According to reports, Wike disclosed this on Monday when speaking with a few journalists.
The former governor of Rivers State expressed confidence that if he runs for president, Nigerians will overwhelmingly support him.
Wike emphasized that he can readily relate to regular Nigerians and that his accomplishments in the FCT and Rivers State will always speak for him.
Wike also stated his conviction that his adherents would prevail even if the nation’s capital’s just ended council election were to be held again.
“Nigerians still adore me, and they will give me a resounding vote if I run for president,” he declared.
In the meantime, Wike has defended the curfew in advance of the Abuja area council elections on February 21, claiming that it was within his authority and that President Bola Tinubu had given his approval.
Wike insisted that he had the power to make security decisions, including limiting travel, in his capacity as the “governor of the FCT.”
Wike responded to criticism that the human and vehicle mobility restrictions from 8 p.m. on Friday to 6 p.m. on Saturday were solely for security reasons.
