Wike Spends N50M Weekly On Alcohol – Amaechi Makes Sh0cking Revelation
A former minister for transportation, Rotimi Amaechi on Tuesday, alleged that Governor Nyesom Wike of River state, spends fifty million naira weekly on the consumption of alcohol.
Amaechi who is a former governor of the state, while campaigning for Tonye Cole, the APC governorship candidate in Rivers state in Ogba-Egbema-Ndoni Local Government Area, claimed that the amount of alcohol Wike gulps weekly is equivalent to the fund needed to construct a primary school and should not be allowed to have a field day at the Saturday March 18 poll.
“The person Wike buys alcohol from, said Wike spends 50million naira every week on alcohol. The primary schools we built is 112 million naira, it means that in two weeks Wike has drank one primary school. When Wike talks, it is alcohol that is talking. And he’s so shameless about it.
Wike told the whole world on live Tv that he was drinking a very expensive 40 year old whiskey, in the morning.“
“We are asking INEC to be neutral. The people have rejected Wike and his government. Every street I went to, people were jumping on top of me shouting. They were remembering that I built 5 flyovers, I did not dance.
We employed 400 new doctors, bought cars for 600 doctors, bought ambulances for all the health centres. We went round primary schools to see what’s going on, and discovered there were no teachers, so we hired 13,200 teachers.
By the time I left as Governor, there was a contractor in every school to maintain the school. Where are the schools that he(Wike) built?” Amaechi said.
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