Help me! The wife of the former Rivers Hos shouted at the existence of her husband after the interview, claims to Fubara (video)

Florence Nwake, Dr. George Nwake, the former Head of the Rivers State Civil Service, has expressed a deep concern over her husband’s safety after a controversial interview in which he accused the Governor who was deferred by Siminalayi Fubara from designing the 2023 bombing of the State Council Complex of the State Council of State Council 2023.

During media briefing on Friday, Dr. Nwake accused that Fubara ordered the attack to prevent its impeachment by a faithful member of parliament to the Federal Capital Minister, Nyesom Wike.

He further claimed to have witnessed the surrender of a bag of money to an individual named Edison for the operation, although he claimed not to know the right amount in it.

In the evening, Florence Nwaeke increased the welfare of her husband, who stated that the man he saw spoke in the interview was not her husband in his true state. He told reporters with a depressed request that he could not contact him since he went to Abuja.

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“When he arrived in Abuja, he called to say he had landed. I thank God for his salvation,” he recalls. “The next thing I see is that people call me, saying he has given an interview. I am surprised – what interview? What interview for?”

Florence described his greater fear when he tried to contact him but did not receive a response. “I sent him a message. I asked, ‘Are you under pressure? Are they kidnaping you? Talk to me now. Why don’t you talk to me?'” He exclaimed. “The amount will not happen. Nigeria, help me! My husband is in trouble.”

He further accused that her husband resigned from her position of being strong pressure to sign the document that would involve Governor Fubara.

“He resigned because they forced him to sign a document that he did not want to sign. Instead of placing himself in more problems, he decided to leave,” he said. “He wrote his resignation letter, but now, I am afraid of his life.”

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