The Founder and General Overseer of Shiloh Word Chapel, Prophet I.O. Samuel, has advised the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, to focus on his health rather than politics to avert potential misfortune.

During a recent prophetic service, Prophet Samuel cautioned Wike against overexerting himself politically. He claimed to have seen a vision where Wike was being honored in Abuja, but just before receiving the recognition, two angels arrived with a stretcher and a wheelchair.

“The FCT Minister should take things slowly,” the prophet warned.

Samuel also prophesied that the ongoing political rift between Wike and his successor, Governor Siminalayi Fubara, would eventually be resolved.

“For now, Wike and Fubara are apart, but there is something that still binds them together. People should be careful not to take sides because, in the future, I see them reuniting and working in harmony,” he predicted.

While he did not specify whether the reconciliation would occur at the state or federal level, he cautioned against external interference.

“I see Fubara and Wike secretly coming together to discuss, and God will honor Fubara for it. But those interfering in their feud could later find themselves in trouble,” he added.

The prophecy comes as political tensions in Rivers State escalate, with both factions engaged in a prolonged power struggle.

Dr. Martins Oke, the lawmaker representing Igboetiti/Uzo Uwani Constituency in the House of Representatives, has dismissed a recall petition against him, describing it as an “academic exercise” based on false and misleading claims.

The petition, submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) by four constituents—Chizoba Ugwuagbo, Clinton Ogbonna, Amah Sabinus, and Onyekachi Okenwa Stephen—accused Oke of non-performance, incompetence, and negligence.

However, in a statement issued by his media aide, Solomon Gwiyi, the lawmaker rejected the allegations, calling them “a tissue of lies, inaccurate reports, and deliberate misinformation.”

Gwiyi outlined Oke’s legislative and constituency initiatives, including:

• Sponsoring a bill to create Adada State in the Southeast.

• Advocating for federal intervention in completing the Adada River Dam.

• Addressing insecurity along Ukpata Road in Uzo Uwani.

• Organizing town hall meetings with community members.

• Distributing three trucks of fertilizer to over 500 farmers in August 2024.

• Providing 3,000 bags of rice to constituents during the December 2024 festive season.

• Operating a fully-equipped constituency office in Aku, Igboetiti LGA.

The media aide urged critics to verify these projects before spreading false narratives, emphasizing Dr. Oke’s commitment to effective representation and community development.