Nyesom Wike, the Rivers State governor, has reportedly offered $200,000 each to top officials of two Telecommunications Companies, whose networks was used in a leaked audio conversation
involving him and some other members of the Peoples Democratic Party in River State to Wipe Off Record Of Leaked Audio.
The audio of a telephone conversation the governor had with officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), where he was arranging payment to the officials in exchange for their help in rigging the recently concluded legislative elections in the state leaked some some days ago.
At one point in the conversation, Wike voiced his intent to kill the official if he refused to play ball, stating that the man would not leave Rivers State alive.
Although the governor has since denied the audio, saying he did not have any conversation of such, a very reliable source close to Governor who does not want to be named said he is doing all he can do delete records of the conversation.
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