Nyesom Wike, the minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has been seen in a trending video saying he is a Christian but not a born-again Christian who will turn his left face when being slapped from the right.

In the video seen by Legit.ng, Wike said he was not sure if he would survive when being slapped on the left side of his face, and therefore, he would blow off the head of his attacker.

Wike said:

"I am not a born-again Christian. I am a Christian but not a born-again Christian. When they slap you and turn there. I don't know whether I will survive the other one, I will blow your head off."

See the video of Wike here:

Sim Fubara should be ready for Wike sha, I wish him the best. Everybody wear ya Jims! pic.twitter.com/ijBVISfMB4

— Stringer (@dcryptosailor) May 9, 2024

This comes after Governor Siminalayi Fubara said the Rivers State House of Assembly was part of his property, adding that he was bound to manage it and had visited the facility as governor.

Governor Fubara made the comment during his visit to the assembly complex. He also endorsed a factional speaker of the house, Victor Oko-Jumbo, who emerged on Thursday, May 9.

When asked about his visit to the assembly complex, Fubara said:

“Is the Assembly quarters not part of my property? Is there anything wrong in checking how things are going there? You are aware of the developments. We have a new speaker, and I went there to see for myself how things are. There might be a few things I might want to do there for the good of our people.”