FCT Minister Nyesom Wike challenges former Rivers State leader Rotimi Amaechi to account for his 24 years in public office, questioning what tangible projects and political support he brought to Evo Kingdom and Rivers State.
Wike raises the issue publicly at an interactive session with leaders and stakeholders of Evo Kingdom, directly asking residents to identify works and forms of “political empowerment” associated with Amaechi’s long tenure. He also frames the challenge as a call for transparency about Amaechi’s stewardship, including the period during which Amaechi held multiple senior roles in government.
Across the reports, the core focus is consistent: Wike disputes the value of Amaechi’s political legacy and asks for specific deliverables tied to the 24-year period in office. The outlets differ mainly in emphasis and phrasing, with some highlighting Amaechi’s roles in public service and others stressing the demand that residents point to projects and empowerment linked to that legacy.
