Former Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike has likened his estranged political son, Siminalayi Fubara to a son who brought armed robbers to shoot his father.
Wike said this on Monday during his monthly media briefing.
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, also re-echoed his earlier stance that he never supported the state of emergency imposed on Rivers State.
He said Fubara was also nearly impeached, adding that he armed his enemies to fight him.
Wike had this to said: "This was somebody who gave you food and everything, then you became a tool for his enemies to fight him.
"We are all human, when people say there should be peace - yes, nobody said there should be no peace.
"How do you feel when you know what you passed through by sending your son to school, to make him be a human being, all of a sudden, your son came with people with guns to shoot you.
"Is this something that will just go like that from your mind?
"You made your son, you gave your son good education, provided food, you made sure he didn't lack, ready to sacrifice everything you had for him, yet in the night he brought armed robbers - your time is up - and somehow God helped you, you didn't die.
"People brought him to beg you, he is your son - I agree."