Breaking: Senator Andrew Uchendu tells Nyesom Wike to stop fighting him as he goes for thanksgiving

Yesterday, Senator Andrew Uchendu who is representing Rivers East Senatorial District, went for a thanksgiving service for emerging victorious in the election rerun at the First African Mission Church and later moved to Aztech Arcum for the reception in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

At the thanksgiving service which was attended by prominent personalities in government, Uchendu said that the Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike should stop fighting him and concentrate on governing Rivers State.

 He also declared that power must rotate in the multi-ethnic Rivers State in 2019 to ensure equity, fairness, peace, harmony, and justice. 

Uchendu continued and said that Wike his younger brother has being harassing him over nothing, and he should leave him in peace.

He also recounted how after he won the election he had a major attack one month later, which made him to be flown out of the country unconscious and he was saved by God's intervention through the Minister of Transport Rotimi Amaechi. However he recovered two months later strong and healthy.

Governor Wike replied Uchendu through the Commissioner for Information and Communications Chief Emma Okah and said that Uchendu was at war with his conscience because he knows that the position he is occupying today, he is reaping the fruit of another persons (Senator George Sekibo of PDP) labour and it will continue to haunt him.

He recounted that Uchendu refused to take his gift of a brand new 2017 Toyota Land Cruiser which was allocated to all members of the National Assembly from Rivers State recently, and said that Wike is not fighting him.

Source: The Nation