cockyjay: Nice

Onyegecha: All i see here are pictures of the photogenic and effizzy-loving governor and his acolytes POSING FOR THE CAMERA. Nothing concrete to call the revival of Adapalm. God needs to rescue Imo State urgently.

Duru1: @OP

It is laughable to read junks from deluded praise singers. Agricultural development palm plantation (ADAPALM) now Imo palm plantation and Imo State Transport Company were two profitable parastatal in Imo State. Okorocha sold both of them to his fronts, Roche and Ginikana respectively.

berem: and so what? haters on the loose!

berem: and so what? haters on the loose!

Duru1: Nigerian praise singers are worse than their corrupt leaders. It does not take a lunatic to discern that Okorocha has done nothing in Imo State. If Okorocha has accomplished a jerk in Imo State, knowing the mindset of his deluded praise singers, this forum would have been overrun with pictures of the alleged accomplishments of the deceitful governor.

Ordinary ribbon-cutting ceremony is substantially magnified with an unbefitting photograph. What would have happened if Okorocha has tarred one major road in Imo State? I visited Owerre the last two years yet the passable roads were the roads put in place during the era of Udenwa and Ohakim. There is no new road constructed in Owerre under Okorocha. Sometimes I wonder if the praise singers remember that some of us are able to count. Okorocha is less than two years in office as governor of Imo State and deluded suckers are bidding to turn him into a magician.

Abagworo:

When I visited Orlu last year, it was almost turning to a city. The last time I passed orlu it was a roadside town.

Duru1:

Hype without pictures is delusional

Rock_oil: @ Duru ‎‎​I am not from Imo but ‎‎​I schooled in FUTO. Started in 2003 and finished 2008 so ‎‎​I can say ‎‎​I saw the 3 governors. Don't come here spreading lies and hatred informed stories. Yes Rochas must do more but you don't stay on your computer and judge where you said u visted 2 years ago. Grow up and get a life. ‎‎​Nigeria needs industrial revolution every state need to bring something to the table period.

Abagworo:

I personally stopped to take these pictures. Was actually going to Umudi in Nkwerre LGA. This was June 2012.I believe by now some of the roads should be complete with streetlights.

Abagworo:

I personally stopped to take these pictures. Was actually going to Umudi in Nkwerre LGA. This was June 2012.I believe by now some of the roads should be complete with streetlights.

Duru1:

You are not being truthful to yourself. The first picture in your post just exposed you for what you are-deceit.

geeez:

Just by mere looking at the roads, you can tell they aren't durable because what I can see is the wearing course which means its all done though not well done.

Abagworo:

You should have known me by now that I criticize honestly and I side no wrong. The quality of the roads are not commendable and I have hammered it severally on Nairaland but the issue is that he transformed a semi-urban to a city in 2 years. I don't know why Imolites are not ready to snap pictures and show us but I will anytime I visit Imo again.

Duru1:

You have not done any justice to the magician called Rochas Okorocha with the pictures you posted since you have branded him the best thing God created after the slice of bread. It is nice to read where you wrote “I don't know why Imolites are not ready to snap pictures and show us”. The reason is not farfetched because there is nothing to snap.

Onyegecha: I wonder how you define hate and haters. If hate means sticking to the truth, so be it. If Gov. Okorocha wants to revive something, let him do so at Avutu poultry and other establishments that have been moribund, not Adapalm that was very operational before he came. We cannot keep swallowing these lies forever. For your info, tell him that every lie has an expiry date. He has managed to keep some people mesmerized with his oratory but it will not last much longer. The only way out is to start working sincerely now for Imolites.

Abagworo:

You sound bitter to me. Are you Ohakim? The picture I showed is something commendable. Ohakim could not do it neither could Udenwa. As for pictures, I've posted several I snapped in Owerri in other threads here on Nairaland. Google is your friend.

Abagworo: but the issue is that he transformed a semi-urban to a city in 2 years.

J12:

Is it orlu you're calling a city?

Duru1:

Please do not insult my intelligence. Owerre has been in existence before Rochas Okorocha thought of running for any office. Even when he was serving as a butler in Solomon Lar’s office in Jos, Owerre was rocking.

The only thing Rochas Okorocha has accomplished is the ribbon-cutting ceremony of ADAPALM he sold to Roche. It did not take his praise singers time to make it into a life-size portrait and splash it on this forum.