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Did Wike actually threatened IG?

Unconfirmed source quoted gov. Nyesom Ezenwo Wike

"I hear the Inspector-General of Police has set up a Panel to investigate my threats to kill INEC officials. Which police?
Nigerian Police or Ghanaian Police? If it is the Nigerian Police that I know, you people should just go and sleep. Don't be afraid. The ones they investigated before how far. I know how to handle them. Abi no be so?"
---Gov. Wike telling political associates in Government House, Port Harcourt.

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