The Network of Support Groups for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (TNSG) has advised the President to beware of former Rivers Governor, Nyesom Wike and his Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) integrity group.

The groups consists of Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde; ex-Govs Samuel Ortom, (Benue); Okezie Ikpeazu(Abia) and Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi (Enugu).

TNSG said the PDP dissenting members’ overbearing tendencies were becoming visible and will not do Tinubu’s administration any good.

In a statement by its Publicity Secretary, Comrade Simeon Abubakah Ali and endorsed by chairman, Mr. Kazeem Mohammed in Abuja, on Friday, the group raised concerns about Wike’s frequent access to the President, warning how he is going about it may definitely affect the administration and political governance negatively.

“We are not comfortable with the conducts of former Governor Wike around the President. Yes! Bola Tinubu is the President to all but Wike for who he is should not be allowed unfettered access to him.

” It will be sending a wrong signal to the people especially those who committed all and stood firmly by Tinubu in the South East and South South of Nigeria despite all the threats.

“What did the former Enugu Governor bring to the table rather than the fact that he worked against Tinubu and his interest in his state? He made sure he funded and sponsored a faction within the Enugu APC to destabilise the APC in Enugu state and sponsored a protest against Asiwaju led by former Governor sullivan Chime and Senator Ken Nnamani, during Asiwaju’s Enugu campaign rally and refused to garner any substantial votes for the President.

“What did Ortom bring to the table, somebody that campaigned against Tinubu for Obi in Benue state or is it Ikpeazu, how much of votes did Tinubu gather in Abia State? And today they are claiming to have lost their respective elections due to their support for Asiwaju, while using former Gov. Wike to lobby for ambassadorial and ministerial appointments to the detriment of those who worked for the victory of our party.”

The Support group urged President Tinubu to beware of the former governors it described as ‘gold diggers,’ trying to reap where they did not sow. (The Nation)

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