SHOCKING: ‘Even Your Father DISOWNED You’ High Chief Sara-Igbe Reveals Shocking Secret About Wike, A MUST READ!
In a powerful and emotionally charged interview with Synfoni News, High Chief Anabs Sara-Igbe—elder statesman, respected leader in the Niger Delta, and a founding member of PANDEF (Pan-Niger Delta Forum)—has broken his silence on the deepening political crisis in Rivers State, leveling a string of explosive accusations against Nigeria’s former governor and current minister, Nyesom Wike.
Speaking with the wisdom and authority of age and experience, Sara-Igbe did not mince words.
> “Wike is a man who thrives on lies and betrayal. He has betrayed everyone who made him what he is today,” Sara-Igbe declared.
The Trail Of Betrayals:
High Chief Sara-Igbe recounted Wike’s long history of alleged political betrayals—starting from his own family.
“Even as a young man, Wike was disowned by his father. He betrayed his own family and was adopted by another. That was the beginning,” he said.
From there, Sara-Igbe outlined how Wike, after being groomed politically by key figures, turned on each of them. He accused Wike of betraying Chief Timothy Nsirim, the man who introduced him to politics, and later, former Governor Rotimi Amaechi, who made Wike Chief of Staff and supported his appointment as Minister.
Even former President Goodluck Jonathan and his wife, Patience, were not spared.
“Wike turned on President Jonathan after benefitting from his goodwill. He even demolished property belonging to Patience Jonathan’s late father and shared the land. That’s the level of betrayal we’re talking about,” he said.
Sara-Igbe’s Regret And Warning:
Sara-Igbe expressed deep regret for ever supporting Wike’s political rise. He said that despite multiple offers—including contracts and financial benefits—he consistently rejected Wike’s attempts to buy his loyalty.
“I never took a kobo from him—not when he was Chairman, not when he was Chief of Staff, Minister, or Governor. I stayed away because I knew a day like this would come,” he said.
He warned current Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara to be vigilant, stressing that Wike is not fighting for the people but for his own political survival and control of the state’s resources.
“Sim must be careful. Wike is using him to fight the North, the Ijaw Nation, and the East. Tomorrow, he’ll turn against the Southwest and even Tinubu. That’s Wike’s pattern,” he warned.
PANDEF’s Peace Mission Fails:
Sara-Igbe also clarified that it was not PANDEF, but a coalition of Niger Delta elders under a different umbrella, that initially went to court to challenge the controversial peace agreement Wike allegedly manipulated. While PANDEF later tried to mediate, the peace process collapsed due to Wike’s alleged insults and refusal to engage sincerely.
“Instead of embracing peace, Wike came out and insulted everyone—Ijaws, Urhobos, Itsekiris, and even Chief Edwin Clark. He called us merchants and greedy men. That’s not how you build peace,” he said.
A Personal Plea To President Tinubu:
The elder statesman appealed directly to President Bola Tinubu to distance himself from Wike, warning that continued association could ruin the President’s legacy.
“Mr. President must realize—Wike is sowing seeds of discord between him and the South-South, the East, and the North. He’ll isolate you politically, and in 2027, you’ll be alone,” he cautioned.
Supreme Court And Budget Crisis:
Sara-Igbe acknowledged the recent Supreme Court judgment but criticized how it seemed to align with Wike’s agenda.
“Even if we don’t agree with the judgment, we respect the rule of law. But Siminalayi Fubara is trying to implement it. Yet Wike’s loyalists in the House of Assembly are blocking him. They refused to accept his budget proposal—twice! That’s sabotage,” he said.
A Call For Peace And Reflection:
The high chief, while expressing anger, also called for restraint and reflection.
“We are elders. We are pacifying our people not to react. But Wike is tempting the Ijaw Nation, and we don’t want history to repeat itself. He’s touching the tiger’s tail.”
In conclusion, High Chief Anabs Sara-Igbe urged Wike to turn from his current path and seek peace.
“God has favored you—Chairman, Chief of Staff, Minister, Governor, and now Minister again. Why can’t you be grateful? Why must you insult everyone who helped you? You brought Babalawos to celebrate your political victory instead of giving glory to God. That is why there is confusion in your camp today.”
“Repent, Wike,” he said. “Before it’s too late.”
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