The Minister of the Territory of the Federal Capital (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has shower praise to the national secretary of the Democratic Party of the Peoples (PDP), Senator Samuel Anyanwu, on the occasion of his 60th birthday, describing him as a strong man of character and integrity.
The Senior Assistant of the Minister of Public Communications and the Social Networks of the FCT, Lere Olayinka, said in a statement on Sunday that the minister, who spoke during Anyanwu's birthday celebration and the presentation of a book entitled “Sam Daddy in My Eyes” in Abuja on Saturday, said PDP of his continuous support.
Wike praises Senator Anyanwu For their unwavering commitment and honesty, stating: “My friends and I congratulate them for their 60th birthday and for their victory as a substantive national secretary of the PDP.
“I am happy with the crowd that I am seeing here. It shows that you are a man of the people.
“Let me make sure, for people like us, we will be with you; we will continue with you. It doesn't matter what people will say.”
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He advised Anyanwu to walk his head high, after having left victorious and not begging anyone or honoring invitations unnecessarily.
“No one fights a war, wins the war and pray. You have won: worried people should come and talk to you, not invite you.
“Don't fight against a war and desire, and then people say they see.
“You have people like me, so don't be afraid; I'm here. We've done it before; we will do it again. Some people will not be happy; I am happy.
“When the pain pains them, that is, sweet. As that is, that is, pains,” he said.
Wike praises Senator Anyanwu In addition, saying: “What does a man is his character, not how much money he has or the food he provides. If you have no character, go to hell with your food.”
He pointed out that he always encouraged people to be clear about their positions and recalled having advised Anyanwu to remain firm during the crisis of the PDP secretary because some people lacked consistency.
“Some people go to the right, go to the left, are going to face and go back.
“What they say in the morning, what they say in the afternoon: will they say at night?
“Then I warned him: if you know you won't remain firm, say it now. I also asked: 'Are you sure you can endure this fight?'
“A fight in which practically all, including the governors, are fighting, will not be easy. But if you stay firm, you will win.
“However, if you start going to the left and go to the right, you will not only lose, you will suffer.” He said Anyanwu assured him of his resolution and that he would not hesitate.
The minister, who said that he admires the people who are consistent in life, praised Anyanwu again, saying: “You have shown me, with what just happened recently, that you are a man who supports his word.”
Wike praises Senator Anyanwu Also to obtain the support of the former president of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, who witnessed his firmness and integrity.
He concluded with a moving message: “His mother called me the other day and said: 'My son, I am happy that people like you make decisions, remain firm and swear not to be dishonored.'
“This is what we are talking about: people of character. Do not buy it in the market,” he said.
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