Walk out of PDP if you have integrity, Senator Abaribe attacks Wike

Former Minority Leader of the Senate, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe said that Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State should walk out of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) if he has integrity.

Speaking on Arise TV Programme, “Prime Time on 2023: The intrigues unfolding”, Abaribe said
“I want to prove a point and that point is that if I feel that I can no longer work within the PDP because of the way I saw they are doing their own thing, I walk away and go and show that people are those who put me in office and not the party.

“So, if Governor Wike and his gang of comedians from State to state feel that they are aggrieved with the PDP, let them walk away to go and test their popularity outside. That is what you do as a man and that is what you do as somebody who has integrity.

“You sit out there, sit inside the party and be mouthing integrity and at the same time, you are inside the party claiming you are a PDP.
As you claimed you are a PDP, you come to Umuahia and claimed that you are giving the party flag to a governorship candidate and you are not the party chairman. Is Wike the party chairman?

“You undermined your party, what else do you say for somebody who does not have integrity? You sit inside somewhere and you undermined the place. If you have respect for yourself, you will walk out,” he said.

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  1. Am hon, falade Skinner Avatar
    Am hon, falade Skinner

    Yes naah they should alk out there if they believe in there self.

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