Wike Blast Local Govt Chairman,Everytime You Will Collect Revenue (video)

 AMAC is the Abuja Metropolitan Area Council. It is one of the most important local governments in Abuja.


The council chairman, Christopher Zakka Maikalangu, said that many police stations in his area had no vehicles and they asked him for vehicles, but he had no capacity to give them vehicles. He said that he was happy that the minister was there and he believed that the minister would do something.





Mr Wike said that it was embarrassing that a council chairman would say something like that, yet the local governments are always collecting revenue. He said that the chairman was the chief security officer of the local government.


He said that he (Wike) was once a local government chairman and he built police stations, gave them vehicles and provided water for them. He said that it was good that the event was being televised live, so that chairman could not claim that he was misquoted. He said that it was a shame that the chairman said he had no capacity (he reiterated that it was the chairman that said so, not him) and then he said that we'll see what will happen during the next election.


(Nyesom Wike was chairman of of Obio-Akpor Local Government in Rivers State from 1999 till 2007).



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