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Wike cannot set fire in Bauchi – Gov. Mohammed

Governor of Bauchi, Sen. Bala Mohammed, has stated that Bauchi State has enough water to quench the fire that Nyesom Wike, minister of the federal capital territory (FCT), threatened to put in any states where a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governor is supporting Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State.

You may recall that the Wike while speaking at a PDP congress in Rivers State, warned PDP governors against supporting their colleague in Rivers state.

Wike said that he will “put fire” in the states of the governors siding with Fubara.

But while hosting some members of PDP’s National Working Committee (NWC) meeting in Bauchi on Tuesday, Mohammed said Wike cannot set fire in Bauchi.

Responding on his relationship with his Rivers State counterpart, Gov. Mohammed said, “We are together; nobody can put fire in Bauchi.

“We have volumes of water that will quench the fire – even my friend (Wike) that said so, it is because he is annoyed. But it is not personal.

“My friend is my friend, and my job is my job, leadership is leadership.

“This unsolicited visit by the NWC shows that in Nigeria, we have hope, and we are connected by the value and the stability of PDP for peace and stability in our party and in our country.

“Yes, none of the parties is isolated in terms of crisis here and there. Crises are there, that is why leadership is also there. That is why we have to take the bull by the horn to discuss and look at the constitution of our party PDP.

“All the parties must do things by the rule of law. We must respect people, we must put our interest aside, we must respect our diversity, we must meet and close ranks especially when the issue has to do with our party, the PDP.

“Our party has pedigree and most of the development in this country was done by the PDP.

“When PDP left, nothing was done.”

Kamaldeen Adeyemi, National Legal Adviser of the party, said they visited the Bauchi governor to “identify with him”.

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