Hilda Dokubo’s visit to Wike has sparked reactions on social media after a photograph showed the Nigerian actress with the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, at his residence.
The photograph has prompted speculation about whether Dokubo is aligning with the Rainbow Coalition. However, neither the photograph nor the reactions cited in the report confirm that she has joined the political group.
Dokubo previously criticised Wike during the political crisis in Rivers State. Consequently, some social media users questioned the meeting, while others pointed to the changing relationships among political figures in Nigeria.
A social media user, Chukwu Prince, criticised the actress over the visit. He questioned the apparent contrast between her previous comments about Wike and her decision to meet him.
Similarly, Olayinka Samuel suggested that Dokubo had joined Wike’s political camp. In a post written in Nigerian Pidgin, Samuel said the meeting showed how political relationships could change. He argued that people who once appeared to disagree could later become allies.
Another user, Godspower Irogbum, shared the photograph and asked whether people remembered Dokubo’s previous position on Wike. He added that the development had taught him lessons about politics.
John Diidi also criticised the actress. He alleged that her visit contradicted her earlier stance against the minister.
Diidi referred to an earlier incident in which he claimed Dokubo had bought a coffin and organised a burial for Wike. The allegation was part of his criticism of the meeting.
The online reactions have focused on the apparent contrast between Dokubo’s previous criticism of Wike and their latest public encounter. However, the visit alone does not establish a political agreement or confirm a change in Dokubo’s political affiliation.
As of the time of this report, the information provided does not include a public statement from Dokubo explaining the purpose of the visit.
The actress has also not been quoted confirming that she has joined the Rainbow Coalition.
The development continues to generate discussion about political relationships in Rivers State and the wider Nigerian political landscape.
