Herdsmen killings: I will fast, pray for Danjuma, says Wike

Governor of rivers state, Nyesom wike


The Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, has praised a previous Minister of Defense, Lt. Gen. Theophilus Danjuma (retd.), for having the valor to say reality in regards to the killings by herders the nation over.

Wike said however it was not in his propensity to quick, he would set out on a quick and supplication session for Danjuma in light of the fact that, as indicated by him, having talked the reality of the situation, Danjuma's life may be in threat.

Wike said he was worried about the possibility that that the nation had turned out to be totally directionless under the President Muhammadu Buhari-drove Federal Government.

The representative said this on Monday at the Government House, Port Harcourt, while swearing in four judges of the state high court and the Customary Court of Appeal.

He said it was lamentable that the politicization of administration process had dug in lose hope the nation over.

Wike blamed security offices for working for the resistance All Progressives Congress in the state to purposely bargain the security in Rivers State.

He stated, "Nigeria must a point that we don't know where we are heading. I don't quick, however I will quick and appeal to God to keep General Danjuma. General Theophilus Danjuma has said reality. It is going on day by day in Rivers State.

"We are setting up our Neighborhood Safety Corps, yet they are producing emergency. We just duplicated what is in presence in Lagos State, however no one inquiries that of Lagos State. Just as of late, Nasarawa State propelled her outfit, without being tested.

"The current ponder emergency and risk of viciousness by the APC on the setting up of the Neighborhood Safety Corps underscores the insidious plans to advance uncertainty in Rivers State."

He chided the APC Federal Government for forsaking the grave obligation of insurance of lives and property in quest for 2019 re-decision.

On the swearing-in of the judges, the senator charged them to maintain the control of law and be bold in their regulation of equity.

He asked the judges not to enable themselves to be scared by specialists of the political class, advising them that they would be censured by God.

Wike told the judges that they now had the chance to improve the express a place by enthroning equity.

The judges sworn in by the Rivers State Governor were Justice Godwin Ollor, Justice Uche K-Chuku of the Rivers State High Court, Justice Legor Senewo and Justice Frank Onyiri of the Rivers State Customary Court of Appeal.
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