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Wike Says ‘Tinubu’s Re-election Is His My Priority
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Wike Says ‘Tinubu’s Re-election Is His My Priority

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The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Mr Nyesom Wike, has reiterated that his major political priority remains securing the re-election of President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election.

Wike stated this on Monday in Abuja while speaking to newsmen after inspecting some ongoing road projects across the FCT.

The minister also dismissed allegations that the cross-party Rainbow Coalition, which he is associated with, was established to destabilise existing political parties.

He described the allegations as “baseless”, insisting that the coalition was designed to bring together individuals from different political platforms who support Tinubu’s administration.

Wike said his immediate political concern was the 2027 presidential election and the continuation of Tinubu’s administration beyond 2027.

“My primary concern is whether Tinubu will be re-elected for a second term, and I have made it known from the onsets that I am going to support Mr President with all my might and strength,” he said.

He said he was not concerned about accusations being made against the rainbow coalition, but expressed disappointment over claims that the initiative would destabilise political parties.

“I am not bothered about what accusations people make, but it is very disappointing to hear some people say the rainbow coalition will destabilise the party,” Wike said.

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