Wike: “I Spent ₦50 Billion to Make Tinubu President” — But Who Really Won Rivers 2023?

Nyesom Wike has finally said what many feared but never expected him to admit publicly: “I spent ₦50 billion to make Tinubu president.” That single statement has reopened dangerous questions about Rivers State, the 2023 election, APC power struggles, and the silent war between Wike and his political son, Governor Siminalayi Fubara. Was Rivers truly won at the polls? Or was power — not votes — the final decider? As APC National Secretary Ajibola Basiru openly challenges Wike and calls for his resignation, the Presidency remains silent. Fubara aligns with APC structures, Assembly members are trapped by party discipline, and Wike himself reportedly admits that Fubara’s second term could end his political relevance. Is this the beginning of the end for Wike? Can he really expose 2023 without destroying himself? And why is Tinubu watching quietly? This video breaks down the politics, the power shift, the fear, the silence — and the future of Rivers State ahead of 2027. ⚠️ This is analysis, not propaganda. ⚠️ Allegations discussed are matters of public debate and perception. Watch till the end — this story is bigger than Wike.