Governor of Rivers State, Governor Nyesom Wike has publicly reminded his wife, Eberechi Wike of her wifey duties.
The comic governor made this remarks while hosting a group of people.
Reminding his wife of her agreement, he repeatedly told her that she must take care of him.
“I can tell you tonight that I feel so happy, my wife take care of me tonight, you have to take care of me tonight
Agreement is agreement
Because I can’t be talking like this, all the strength you have to take care of me”, he said.
This isn’t the first time, the governor would be publicly letting his wife know of his feelings.
You will kiss me till you get tired – Gov Wike to wife
Recall that the Rivers State Governor, had revealed a romantic conversation with his wife, Eberechi Wike.
The governor, who spoke during a dinner/reception organized in his honour to celebrate the ‘Distinguished Award in Infrastructure Delivery’ recently presented to him, said he had delivered his campaign promises.
Wike, who claimed he no longer has a job as governor, revealed that he earlier promised his wife full attention saying, “you will kiss me till you get tired”.
The governor expressed delight that he had fulfilled his promise to the people of the state, stressing that he would be leaving the government house in 2023 with excitement.
He said, “So people should try to keep agreements reached with people. Agreement is agreement. When I agree with you, I will keep to it. That is why they are having problems there. They can sleep.
“I am going, and I am also happily going. I don’t have any regrets. In fact, I told my wife that now I have no job, you will kiss me till you get tired.”
Gov Wike’s son graduates in style
Kemi Filani news recalls that Nigerians had expressed their fury over the photos of Rivers state governor Nyesom Wike’s son, Jordan, that surfaced online.
The photo captured Governor Wike’s son, Jordan, graduating from Exeter University, UK, with a second-class upper degree in Law.
Oyo state governor Seyi Makinde and Abia state governor Okezie Victor Ikpeazu joined Nyesom Wike to celebrate his son’s achievement.
Nigerians who reacted to this development lamented the poor condition of the country’s educational sector as the Academic Staff Union of Universities in Nigeria (ASUU) continues to count over four months of strike.
