He said with the thrashing of the Governor Seriake Dickson-drove PDP in Bayelsa, it was clear that the "following surge of the APC is caught Rivers State at all expense."
He remembered the feelings of dread when the new Amayanabo of Wakrike realm and conspicuous head of Okrika visited him at the Government House, Port Harcourt.
"Lamentably, one of our states is gone to the foes. Be that as it may, God will support us. For us who are from Rivers State, we should realize that there will be assault on us in light of the fact that the foe has entered our region. They will assault us, yet with your petition, Rivers State will win," Wike expressed.
The representative said while he falters in office, anything that would advance the enthusiasm of Rivers State would remain his drive.
As indicated by him, "you can be my sister state, on the off chance that you need to take what has a place with Rivers State, I won't concur. I won't sell Rivers State for any expense. Give us a chance to be our sibling's manager."
Wike expressed that his administration has a place with all Rivers individuals and not for a specific gathering in the state, commending the Okrika individuals for the job they played during the last decisions
"The job you played during the last decisions indicated that when you give your help, you give your help. Individuals ought to be known for something. On the off chance that you give your statement, you give your pledge.
In my whole political profession, I have seen that when Okrika individuals state they need to accomplish something, they will do it. You are unique and I laud you, " he included.
The representative cautioned the individuals against carrying weapons, saying that it nullifies the standard of harmony.
To him, the main motivation behind why individuals get arms was on the grounds that the "Nigerian Army is currently part of decisions in Nigeria."
He charged the ruler to utilize his situation to advance harmony and improvement in Okrika and engaged him to convey all intrigue bunches along.
Wike clarified that the state government would move toward the House of Assembly for the change of the name of the stool to peruse: "the Amanyanabo of Okrika " as mentioned by the customary ruler.
Reacting, King Alfred Sementari Abam complimented the representative on his re-appointment and affirmation of his triumph by the Supreme Court.
He said his arrival was because of his extraordinary exhibition and activities' conveyance.
The ruler likewise expressed gratitude toward the senator for the acknowledgment conceded his stool after the court judgment.
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