“Do Your Own on Saturday and Leave the Rest to Me,” -Wike, Urges Voters to Choose Effective Leaders for FCT Election

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has called on residents to actively participate in the upcoming Area Council elections, urging them to elect candidates who can effectively engage with the government to foster development.

In a video shared by Channels Television, Wike emphasized the importance of choosing leaders who can collaborate constructively with government authorities to ensure progress within their communities.

He stressed that leadership requires cooperation, and voters should prioritize candidates who are aligned with the government’s vision for development.

Wike, known for his no-nonsense approach, asserted, “Do your own on Saturday and leave the other one for me. All those politicians that come to talk stories, I’m not part of them.

My own is talk and do, so I told this man, ‘Look, you have to vote for somebody that can talk to me, and I’ll listen to him.’ You should not vote for somebody that when I go left, he goes right; when I go front, he goes back.”

His remarks reflect his commitment to ensuring that FCT residents vote for leaders who will not only represent their interests but will also work together with government officials to drive meaningful change in the territory.

Wike’s call comes ahead of the election, where he has declared a work-free day on Friday and imposed movement restrictions to ensure a smooth and secure electoral process.