A Candid advice to Gov. Wike over the fisticuffs with his party

 




Owing to the imbroglio between Governor Wike of Rivers State and his political party PDP, here is what a political analyst Harris Eluwa had to tell him so he could be properly guided. Excerpt:


My advice to Mr NYESOM WIKE,


1) NO MAN CAN BE TRUSTED WITH POWER.


2) ONE DOES NOT EXPECT TRUTH FROM POLITICIANS & SOLDIERS BECAUSE BY THE NATURE OF THEIR PROFESSION THEY MUST LIE.


3) ONCE THE FOOD IS FINISHED, THE PLATE BECOMES DIRTY.


4)PROMISE BY POLITICIANS IS NEVER BINDING, EVEN WHEN GIVEN ON OATH.


5) THINK BEFORE USING YOUR LAST CARD.


6) A GALLANT SOLDIER DOES NOT JOKE WITH HIS LAST BULLET.


7) FINALLY, YOU MUST PRAY AND SEEK THE WILL OF GOD BEFORE GIVING UP WHAT THEY ARE ASKING FROM YOU.


May you succeed!!


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Always keep in touch.

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