massive road construction done by the ikedi ohakim govt. lets do more!!!

When it comes to promoting Ohakim it appears hyperboles must always be used.

Why do the pictures look fake and photoshopped? Not claiming they are with certainty, just saying that they appear to be. The median lines in the picture you posted (shown below), and the one you posted before taking down and putting this new one look photoshopped.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/426968_21_jpg030d7e8e966169ab4c7f67c291c333f4

Is it just me or do those broken lines in the middle of the road look fake? Taking a closer look at the vanishing point, you'd find out the line itself still carries on as if on a flat base, not even responding the things like the shape of the road. Not even responding to things like the photonic degree of the sun's ambient light? Not even responding to the various soft shadows etc? Not even going along the fact that the road itself runs along a slightly curvy path? Really?
Sorry sir, but I've been into digital designing since God knows when, and I can tell with 100 percent certainty, that this image was 'shopped.

Can the poster explain to what the giant stride is looking at placed picture? How was it before Ohakim?

We're not buying it.Prepare for the whole country to go up in flames if ohakim and others rig on tuesday.

In an another Ohakim advert (ThisDay Newspaper, Wednesday, April 20, Page 36, Vol 16) some of the pictures appear to be either photoshopped or are computer models of planned roads. The advert also includes images of the new governor's office and the governor's lodge in Abuja - is that what the people really need? I say this because I think it is laughable that somebody thinks that the citizens of Imo will count such things as giant strides.

BTW yours truly is not from Imo State but finds Ohakims campaign to be rather hypocritical.

Chyz*:

We're not buying it.Prepare for the whole country to go up in flames if ohakim and others rig on tuesday.

Such threats of violence should be frowned upon. Abeg o