An alleged primary school classmate of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike has said that he has always been a dramatic person.
The lady who identified herself as Hon Augustina Anosike Ojide told Vanguard that she and Wike attended Orominike Primary School D Line Port Harcourt in the 70s.
Ojide explained that Wike still possesses his child-like characteristics, adding that she gets worried anytime she sees people criticising the Minister in the news.
She gave out some characteristics of Wike during their primary school days, adding that those who knew him then would understand that controversies were part of him.
The politician urged those always berating the former Rivers governor for his actions to leave him alone as he naturally dramatises everything.
Ojide explained that Wike still possesses his child-like characteristics, adding that she gets worried anytime she sees people criticising the Minister in the news.
She described some characteristics of the former governor during their primary school days, adding that those who knew him then would understand that controversies were part of him.
The politician urged those always berating the former Rivers governor for his actions to leave him alone as he naturally dramatises everything.
According to her, “Wike, from childhood, “has been a very dramatic person and could not behave differently now.
“My name is Hon Augustina Anosike Ojide. I am a farmer, transporter and politician. I am currently a member of PDP under which I had contested to represent my people at both the House of Assembly and Reps. Despite failing in my quest I still remain a loyal PDP member. But that is not what I am here to talk about.
“I get worried whenever Nyesom Wike is in the news and some people are criticising him for whatever he has done or not done. Please forgive Wike or leave him alone because he has always been a dramatic person who has always acted from his childhood days. I have known Nyesom Wike since we were in primary school.
“Nyesom Wike was a member of our school’s marching band and was so popular in our school that everyone knew him. He led the band every morning during march past, flinging the Major which he so mastered how to use.
“Nigerians who criticise Wike for his many controversies should please let Wike be. It is his gift from God to dramatise everything and to go for what he wants.
“They should please forgive Wike because it has always been his character to be dramatic. What would you expect from someone who would readily fling his school bag away and dance in the marketplace as a child?“