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I am safe in Govt House-Nunieh

..Says, “Akpabio can’t kill me”

Dr. Joi Nunieh, former acting Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Interim Management Committee, has declared that she will  expose the Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Senator Godswill Akpabio.

Nunieh said she will not stop telling Nigerians about the activities in the NDDC, adding that Akpabio cannot kill her.

The ex-MD stated this on Thursday in an interview with reporters at the Rivers State Government House in Port Harcourt after Governor Nyesom Wike rescued her from a Police siege at her residence.

She said she was safe at the Government House, accusing Akpabio of trying to use security operatives to stop her from giving her submission before the House of Representatives Committee on the NDDC.

She stated “I was supposed to be going today to Abuja to make my submission before the House of Representatives Committee. I’m sure it’s about that.

“Meanwhile, the man that harassed me is at home. The man who stole the money is at home. The man who stole government funds is at home. The man who took government money is at home. The man who said I should go and take an oath is at home.

“It is a criminal offence. It is life imprisonment to take an oath, to even offer me an oath is liable. So, I am here.

“I feel very safe in the Government House. I am safe here. Akpabio can’t kill me. He can’t. I am not from Uyo. He can’t kill me. And why do people think he has a monopoly of violence?”

Recall that Governor Wike had moved Nunieh out of her residence to Government House Port Harcourt on Thursday.

Officers of the Nigerian police had stormed the home of Mrs. Nunieh at 3, Owuru Creek view, off Herbert Macaulay Street, Old GRA, Port Harcourt.

Wike’s visit was predicated by the invasion of the residence of Nunieh by the police.

PHSPECTATOR recalls that the state government had earlier vowed tom protect their daughter from all forms of intimidation in the ongoing investigation.

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