asha 80: waste of time and resources....umeh should focus more on okwu and obidigbo factions and how they can convince anambra voters to vote for obiano.

one.east3:



Anambra matter is settle.

Obiano is the next governor of Anambra. Voice of men (Anambra people) is the voice of the people.

one.east3:

This party is very disaddened by the development in Imo State, in 2011 the party worked hard to secure victory in the state but regrettably we got trapped into something we cannot explained how that happened we cannot understand. What we laboured together to achieve has been taken and given to another party without their working for it. It is a travesty for someone who has never won elections in Nigeria except with APGA’s support can afford to try to dismember the party through which he rose to power,” he said.

The APGA leader in Imo state and a former ally of Governor Okorocha, Chief Martins Agbaoso said he was deeply saddened by what has happened in the state, especially by the conduct of the governor whom the party entrust with the people’s mandate.


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/apga-vows-to-sack-apc-okorocha-in-imo/158184/

Abagworo:


Lol @APGA claiming they contributed to Okorocha's victory. Very funny indeed. Why haven't they been able to win elections in Imo before Okorocha? The simple fact is that the Church, civil society, transport workers, artisans, students, market women and the general public were instrumental to rhe victory and sustenance of Rochas. Agbasos wanted to play godfathers and went about awarding contracts to their friends and even signing money without the Governors notice, conditioned the Governor that Jude must be both Deputy and commissioner for works at the same time. Today they've connived with PDP and asked all their friends not to execute contracts and at the same time prevent Rochas from re-awarding the said contracts just to discredit him.

Abagworo:


Lol @APGA claiming they contributed to Okorocha's victory. Very funny indeed. Why haven't they been able to win elections in Imo before Okorocha? The simple fact is that the Church, civil society, transport workers, artisans, students, market women and the general public were instrumental to rhe victory and sustenance of Rochas. Agbasos wanted to play godfathers and went about awarding contracts to their friends and even signing money without the Governors notice, conditioned the Governor that Jude must be both Deputy and commissioner for works at the same time. Today they've connived with PDP and asked all their friends not to execute contracts and at the same time prevent Rochas from re-awarding the said contracts just to discredit him.

asha 80: i do not like ngige

Demdem:

why dont u like Ngige. Is he because he is in APC or any other reason?

asha 80: i have already told you in another thread why i do not like him so i wonder why you are asking me again.

Demdem:

u didnt. we only concluded on the fact that Ngige truly did what the people wanted within the limited time he was in power.

egift: Umeh waste the little money you got from PDP. You think Rochas is Soludo you scammed?

Demdem:

u didnt. we only concluded on the fact that Ngige truly did what the people wanted within the limited time he was in power.

Demdem:

u didnt. we only concluded on the fact that Ngige truly did what the people wanted within the limited time he was in power.

asha 80: ok i will break it down now....ngige was so desperate to become governor in 2003 that he went to okija shrine with the backing on an illiterate in chris uba to share anambra's treasury with uba...he accepted to be rigged in which calls his intergrity and morals to question...on getting the illegal mandate(one of the worst things you can do subverting the wishes of the people) he started having problems with his illiterate godfather on the sharing formula....once he fellout with uba he decided to embark on projects that were supposedly dearest to the average anambrarian which is roads to side with the people...fine he did his part in road construction which i acknowledge but what happened to other critical sectors of the anambra society?education,health,agriculture,etc zilch....pls do not even try to convince me that he had limited time because he stayed two years and some months because it holds no water to me...okorocha has stayed lesser time in office that ngige did at that time but look at his impact in health,roads,education,security,agric and so on...do not also tell me about distractiions because okorocha has also had his own distractions too.....okay ngige has entered the senate pray tell what bill has he sponsored that could impart on the lives of people he is representing?is he not one of the 34 senators that were revealed to be to be idol in the senate?during the ezu dead bodies saga he went to amansea community to promise them borehole which he did not fulfil and in the process made the community angry with him,go google and type'amansea coomunity angry ngige'...so what am i trying to sayis ngige is simply a mediocre person that is riding on the sentiments that he constructed roads in his tenure because at that time roads in anambra were virtually non existent.by the way ngige is a doctor abi?what did he do for the health sector during his time?as for thinking it is because he is with apc i laugh because i am more interested in individuals than parties.okorocha left apga to join apcfor his own reasons which i agree with and he is the best thing to happened to imo state after sam onunaka mbakwe....but the day apc would field ararume or someone with similar character as governor aspirant i would rather burn my voter's card than voting him.

Demdem:
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That Ngige is just a man that isn't perfect but has his faults is undisputeable.
That Ngige fought with the then godfathers who held him captive at the beginning of his tenure is a fact.
That he has good intention for his people is also not in doubt.
Agreed, Ngige thread the wrong path earlier in his tenure by alligning with those guys but he was wise enough to be able to break away from their shackles. That is a trait not many can acheive.
He gave his people what they wanted at that time and that is a huge credit to him. When u say other sectors suffered, what do u mean? Did teachers went on strike just how they did during Mbadinuju? What about the health sector? Was there an epidemic in the state when he was there? As for security, was Ngiges Anambra then not better than the spate of kidnapping and nefarious activities going on currently?
It's not true that these sectors suffered, its just that he didn't focus on those sectors as much as he did for roads which was the primary concern of his people then and he met them.
It may not matter to u but its a big plus for him. Giving his people what they wanted specifically.
U referred me to what Ngige didn't do and a single community angry with him, what about the numerous he has done and numerous communities happy with him? Do u expect him to be loved by all? Of cos not.
To me, the end of a thing is the most important. Ngige goofed in the beginning, he retraced his wrong step, corrected some errors and by the time he was booted out, he has done as much to warrant his people to miss him. His end at that chapter was beautiful and has overshadowed his skewed beginning. Not many can acheive such a feat.[/b]

Abagworo:


Lol @APGA claiming they contributed to Okorocha's victory. Very funny indeed. Why haven't they been able to win elections in Imo before Okorocha? The simple fact is that the Church, civil society, transport workers, artisans, students, market women and the general public were instrumental to rhe victory and sustenance of Rochas. Agbasos wanted to play godfathers and went about awarding contracts to their friends and even signing money without the Governors notice, conditioned the Governor that Jude must be both Deputy and commissioner for works at the same time. Today they've connived with PDP and asked all their friends not to execute contracts and at the same time prevent Rochas from re-awarding the said contracts just to discredit him.