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SaharaReporters Aproko has obtained an
exclusive audio of a telephone conversation
between Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers
State and his counterpart in Ekiti State,
Governor Ayodele Fayose, in which both men
discussed Mr. Wike’s sharp maneuvers during
the December 10, 2016 rerun of legislative
elections in Rivers State.
In the leaked telephone conversation, the two
governors can be heard having an excited
conversation about how Mr. Wike stormed a
collation center during the election. The tone
of the exchanges makes it clear that Mr.
Wike’s aim was to manipulate the results of
the elections in favor of his candidates. In a
tone that shows how he outmanouvred the
Nigerian Army, Wike declares in the
conversation that, "Nigeria Army does not
exist again."
A previous telephone conversation obtained
and released by SaharaReporters Aproko had
exposed Mr. Wike discussing the bribe he
gave to unscrupulous officials of the
Independent National Electoral Commission
(INEC) who consented to help rig the elections
in the state.
Governor Wike’s aides initially denied the
authenticity of the scandalous audiotape.
However, as it became undeniable that the
voice belonged to him, the governor sought to
deflect public attention by setting up a panel
ostensibly to probe the cause, source and
nature of widespread violence that marked the
national and state legislative elections in the
state. Mr. Wike also set up his probe after the
Nigerian police had composed a panel
charged with examining issues arising from
the rerun elections. Those issues include
establishing the authenticity or otherwise of
leaked telephone conversations in which the
governor discussed his payment to electoral
officials.
The latest leaked audio of a conversation that
came in the wake of the election demonstrates
the personal and political closeness between
Governors Fayose and Wike.
[color =yellow]OUR UNRELIABLE APROKO[/color] reports he also will
release an exlcusive audio telephone
conversation between President Buhari and
Amaechi. In audio tape to be release Amaechi
could be heard singing to the president Wande
Coal's song "Say na like this we go dey dey?"
