Wike dismisses rumors of collapse

 

Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, on Thursday debunked social media reports claiming he collapsed last week.

Describing the allegations as an attempt to score cheap political points, Wike dismissed the reports while inspecting four ongoing projects in the FCT, including the International Conference Centre (ICC).

The rumors circulating suggested that Wike suffered a partial stroke due to excessive alcohol consumption, but the minister firmly denied the claims.

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