Bandits Will Run When They Hear My Name – Wike

Nyesom Wike has vowed to put fear into the hearts of bandits terrorising the nation vowing that they will run when he becomes president of Nigeria.

Speaking when he consulted Peoples Democratic Party, PDP delegates in Taraba State, the governor said that he would lead from the front unlike the present circumstance even as he canvassed the immediate establishment of state police.

The governor was accompanied on the consultation visit by the immediate past governor of Gombe State, Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo who praised the Rivers State governor for his achievements as governor of Rivers State.

Speaking against the background of the security challenges in the country, Wike said:

“The one problem that our (PDP) government, (under me if elected) must solve is to bring down the level of insecurity in this country otherwise there is no way the economy can grow.

“When bandits hear my name they will run because I will take the war to them,” Wike said, adding “I will be the Commander- in-Chief in action.”

“I’ll be commanding in projects, in security, in agriculture and the economy together with the armed forces. I’ll be commanding every aspects of life that will make Nigerians happy. This is because I have the capacity to solve the problems of Nigeria.”

Governor Wike lamented the incidences of bomb blast in parts of the country and at railway tracks.

He described such incidences including the operations of Boko Haram and bandits that have killed most Nigerians as the legacy of the APC federal government.

Similarly, the Taraba State governor, Darius Ishaku also harped the need for creation of state police.

He lamented the state of insecurity in Nigeria and expressed optimism that if PDP returns to power in 2023, the party will restore the lost glory of the country.

“He (Wike) speaks the truth, he fears nobody, and he is a workaholic. You have seen how he has turned Rivers State to a working site. We welcome him. We know what he has said, if God permits he will do it.

“Nigeria is yearning for leadership. He has said it, hunger doesn’t know east, south or west. Kidnapping doesn’t know south, east or west. Security is security. If there is no security there is no economy. If there is no economy, the country is not existing.”

On his part, former Governor of Gombe State Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo, who described Governor Wike as a faithful party man with requisite experience to lead Nigeria.

“He is a true party man. Wike joined the party in 1998 and he is still in the party. He has never left even when the going was tough. When great people ran away, Wike stayed. He did not only stay, because he did not have anywhere to go, he contributed in building the party, in making the party stable and ensuring that the party continue as a growing concern.”

“I have been to Rivers State while I was a governor, and have also been to Rivers State while I left as a governor. This is a man that has performed extremely very well. In education, health, social interaction of people and most importantly in security. In the area of security which is our major problem in Nigeria today, Wike has stabilise the Niger Delta today, particularly his own state of Rivers.

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