Former chairman of Daar Communications, Raymod Dokpesu has been accused of being an All Progressives Congress (APC) mole in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Governor Nyesom Wike made the allegations after Dokpesi who is a topnotch supporter of former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, was alleged to have said Wike is spearheading a move to impose his candidates on the party ahead of the 2023 elections.
In a statement released by his media aide Kelvin Ebiri, Wike said some PDP governors got text messages and calls that the former Daar chairman said they embarked on a weeklong trip to Europe.
The Rivers state Governor further stated that no one should bring division in the opposition party.
The statement read;
“I have always said to people in PDP, nobody should cause a division among the governors. We are trying as much as we can to build the party back and see that in 2023 PDP takes over governance.
“I have some suspicion that people like Raymond Dokpesi are not really sincere to the Peoples Democratic Party and I think , I’m convinced that Raymond Dokpesi appears to be working for APC.
“I don’t understand where Raymond Dokpesi gets this information, this rumour that governors travelled to Europe to decide who will be the presidential candidate and vice presidential candidate of PDP. I wonder why governors will travel to Europe to make such a decision.
“I have told Raymond Dokpesi that there is nothing wrong with you preaching for the candidature of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, the Waziri of Adamawa, a very experienced man, an intelligent man, a strategist. But don’t destroy other people because of this. Because when you destroy them it will be difficult for the PDP to win the election in 2023.”
Wike also added that if Atiku wins the PDP presidential ticket, the governors will support him. He said;
“We supported Atiku Abubakar when he won (PDP presidential ticket), and even if he wins now, the governors will rally round him, but when you destroy the governors and bring confusion, how will it work?”
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