Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed has said that he felt the pains of the G5 governors and assured them that he’s “highly connected with each one of them”.
Mohammed made the statement on Wednesday when the group paid him a ‘solidarity’ visit at the Ramat House in Bauchi.
While speaking, Rivers Governor Nyesom Wike said that: “We come here in solidarity with our friend, the Governor of Bauchi State. We know that he’s running for a second term in office and what we are doing to those of our friends is to find out how things are with them, how the elections are going. This period is a period to identify with your friends.
“Luckily, four of us that are here are not running for a second term in office, even though they are running for senate I’m the only one who is not running for election after I failed at the (presidential) primary (election). Going forward, nothing more but just to fraternise with him. If there is any area we can help and advice because what affects him also affects us. Nothing more than that, just to say how are you doing and planning,” Wike said.
