Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, said the general belief that there’s untold hardship in Nigeria brought on by the policies of President Bola Tinubu’s administration gained traction with him.
“Yes, there is hardship, I agree. But no one can deny that this government is making efforts to improve things. I see the projects in Abuja daily; they are evidence that something is happening,” Wike said on Politics Today, a Channels Television programme on Thursday night.
At the same time, the former Rivers State Governor cautioned those urging ex- President Goodluck Jonathan to contest the 2027 presidential election saying that such moves could spell doom for the country.
“Anybody saying Jonathan should return because he will only do one term is only looking for a crisis.
“These are the same people who frustrated him in 2015. Why now? Jonathan has made a name for himself globally, and they just want to drag him into unnecessary conflict,” he declared.
