By EZEKIEL OBI, Abuja –
NIGER Delta United Front (NDUF) has slammed the founder of the Niger Delta Volunteer Force (NDVF), Mujahid Asari-Dokubo for criticising Nyesom Wike, Governor of Rivers State over his 2023 presidential ambition.
The group berated Asari-Dokubo for his careless and uncouth criticism of the country’s best performing Governor who’s seeking to replicate his signature of unusual performance in the governance of Nigeria at the centre.
Dokubo, in an interview with Arise TV fews hours ago, said Wike was not fit to be the President of Nigeria. He described Wike’s ambition as laughable, asking if he looks like a potential president.
“It’s laughable that Wike wants to be President. Look at him, does he look like a president? Will Nigerians want a president like that?
In a statement made available to newsmen in Bayelsa State, Comrade Sam Ophori said instead of Asari-Dokubo to set his eyes on the full blown moon, he’s focusing at the crescent like an infant who’s still wear diaper.
“Asari-Dokubo is an unserious human being who has a problem differentiating between the well thought out Governor Wike’s envisioned ‘New Nigeria’ agenda and the Governor’s facial expression. It is pointless engaging a sheer political thug who is on relevance seeking voyage. With the highest bidder, Asari can get involved. It is the way of jobless agitators”.
“Asari-Dokubo should have been matured enough to know that the content of Governor Wike’s (NEW) manifesto to revamp the country, an acronym from his name, supersedes his facial appearance.
“Dokubo has lost the support and respects of his group (NDVF) after he used all the advantages available to him to solely burnish his personal greed”, the statement reads.
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