Eze was reacting to claims by Minister of the Federal
Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, that Amaechi would be unable to secure the
African Democratic Congress, ADC, presidential ticket in 2027.

Challenging the remark, Eze asked whether Wike had become
“God or a member of the ADC” to determine Amaechi’s political future.

“In this regard, it is only God who has continued to
determine Amaechi’s fate politically that will determine his fate come 2027,”
Eze said, adding that party delegates not individuals would decide who carries
the ADC flag.

Eze accused Wike of being obsessed with what he described as
“Amaechicanism,” which he defined as the fear of Amaechi’s political comeback.

The APC chieftain also pointed to Amaechi’s achievements as
former Governor of Rivers State and Minister of Transportation, portraying him
as a competent leader with the determination to confront corruption if elected
President.

Eze dismissed Wike’s repeated allegations about the sale of
state-owned gas turbines during Amaechi’s tenure, stressing that the issue had
already been explained and properly documented in previous state budgets.

He insisted that Amaechi is still a strong political force
whose future rests in the hands of God and the Nigerian people.