I Phoned Bishop Kukah to Come Into the Matter Between Wike And Fubara – Jake Epelle

The Chief Executive Officer of TAF Africa and founder of the Albino Foundation, Jake Epelle, has, during an interview on Politics Tonight, a TVC Television program, called on elder statesmen to intervene in the crisis in Rivers State.

He mentioned that he has called a prominent clergyman, Bishop Matthew Kukah, to call Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his predecessor, Nyesom Wike, to order.

Jake Epelle had said, “There are issues of the economy of the nation—of this country being in danger if, God forbid—and I stand here to say no youth of Rivers indigene should do anything foolish that will put that state in jeopardy, and of course, the entire country.”

“All of us must stand up and peacefully resolve this issue. I have made some calls today; I had to call Bishop Kukah myself, asking and pleading for the peace committee to come into this matter.”

“Bishop Kukah’s explanation is that he had reached out to both of them, and he needs them to respond to him so that he can swing into action and begin to bring—because this is all about political—making sure that, you know, there is peace.”

You can watch the video here from 13:52 minutes.