Obi, a former governor of Anambra State, and Amaechi, ex-governor of Rivers State, are eying the presidency in 2027 and promising to serve for just one term.
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Former Speaker, Governor and Minister Rotimi Amaechi is treading the same path, but he should know that he cannot hoodwink Nigerians any longer.
Amaechi made the remark on Tuesday during an appearance on ARISE TV, in response to Wike’s criticism of his recent comments on the state of hunger in Nigeria.
Wike made this statement during a media parley in Abuja on Monday while reacting to Amaechi’s comment during his 60th birthday celebration last week, where he said, “We’re all hungry, all of us are. If you’re not hungry, I am.”
The former Minister made the remarks at a public lecture, themed “Weaponisation of Poverty as a Means of Underdevelopment: A Case Study of Nigeria.”
According to information available to The Eagle Online, the members of the coalition took the decision at an all night meeting between Tuesday and Wednesday
Amaechi’s comments, which included calls for “brutal force” to seize power in 2027, were described by Ohanaeze Ndigbo as alarming and a threat to democracy.
Amaechi made this remark in Abuja at the National Conference on Strengthening Democracy in Nigeria held earlier this week, aimed at discussing pathways to good governance and political integrity in Nigeria.
Among the new wigs included a former Governor of Rivers State and immediate past Minister of Transportation, Chief Rotimi Amaechi.
On Thursday, October 26, TheNiche Newspaper will once again fulfil its annual corporate social responsibility obligation, spearheaded by its developmental arm, TheNiche Foundation for Development Journalism, by holding its signature annual lecture.
Amaechi in a statement by his Media Office Wednesday said the demise of Dokpesi had remained a shock to many.
At first, I took Ikechukwu Amaechi, author of the piece “NPA and Hadiza Bala Usman’s Puerile Tales,” as a relative of former Minister of Transportation Rotimi Amaechi.
Bala-Usman made this disclosure in her memoir: “Stepping on Toes. My Odyssey at the NPA,” which is now on sale.
She said this in her newly-released memoir, entitled: “Stepping on Toes: My Odyssey at the Nigerian Ports Authority.”
She revealed this in her new book released on Tuesday, titled “Stepping on Toes: My Odyssey at the Nigerian Ports Authority”.
Governor Wike said this against the backdrop of the allegation against Amaechi that he claimed to love the Igbos.
Amaechi bagged a Bachelor of Law degree among the 504 students who graduated from the school in various fields of study.
The State Government filed a criminal suit accusing them of selling government assets and diverting the proceeds.
Amaechi stirred up a hornet’s nest during the burial in Abonnema, Akuku-Toru Local Government Area of the state when he lambasted Wike for not giving the late Douglas a state burial.
George’s resignation from the party came a few days after another stalwart of the party and ally to Senator Magnus Abe, Golden Chioma, resigned from the party.