Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, has challenged Dr Abiye Sekibo, the Director-General of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential Campaign Council in the state to disclose to the world the killer of Chief Aminasoari Kala Dikibo, former Vice Chairman, South-South of the PDP.

Speaking at Nyemoni Secondary School field in Abonnema town, the venue of the PDP campaign for Akuku-Toru Council, yesterday, Wike asserted that Rivers people know Sekibo as a sponsor of a cult group associated responsible for deaths in the state.

He said: “All of us know who Sekibo is. Don’t we? I use this medium today to challenge Sekibo. I want to ask you wherever you are, can you tell us who killed Dikibo, the former national vice chairman South-South of the PDP.”

Another of such deaths, Wike said was that of Gospel Biobele, who was found dead a day after he had written and submitted a petition against Sekibo to challenge his ministerial nomination.

“Who killed chief Gospel Biobele? Biobele was the one, who wrote a petition against Abiye not to be a minister when he was nominated. Immediately Biobele wrote the petition, and the next day he was killed in his house. Abiye Sekibo, who killed Biobele?”

Wike maintained that Justice Kayode Eso of blessed memory was chairman of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) set up by the Chibuike Amaechi’s administration, whose report indicted Sekibo as a sponsor of cultism in the state.

“Ordinarily, I shouldn’t bother myself with a man known for killing, and who is now saying they want to kill him. Abiye, I challenge you. Justice Kayode Eso’s judicial panel indicted you as the sponsor of cultism in the state. I’m not the one. Justice Eso, justice of the Supreme Court of the blessed memory, who chaired a judicial panel of inquiry indicted you.”

Speaking further, Wike stated that it was because of their dastardly character that former President Olusegun Obasanjo sacked him as his Minister Of Transport and will not have anything to do with him thereafter.

Wike explained that PDP PCC in Abuja had applied to him seeking approval of a venue to use for their rally in the state, which was approved.

But having realised that they do not have the capacity to mobilise the crowd to fill the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium, Wike said the PCC went to clear another piece of land in Trans-Amadi Industrial Layout owned by the state government, which was not granted.

Instead of returning to prepare the stadium that was approved, Wike stated that the PCC made spurious allegations of threat to life as the reason why they are putting off holding their rally in Rivers State.

Soliciting votes for the PDP consolidation team, governor Wike told PDP members in Akuku-Toru to ensure that they win their individual political units and wards for the party during the general election billed to hold on February 25 and March 11, 2023.