ElPhoche:

How many people exactly has 900k got 5million? How many activist don get money from government? How many retirees don die waiting for government after several protest and courts?
My friend, stop yarning trash.

I don't know if you understand what I wrote there. I will only tell you that it makes sense to people who won't let themselves be cheated. I don't mean it must be 5m but he would surely get more than what he's owed.(I no even understand why I dey explain this to you, you too slow for head aswear)

If you're in Lagos State, you might have heard of the Igbo man that sued the state over environmental laws that caused him. Wasn't he paid?

My friend, I have a barrister as a family friend and the Nigerian police paid on a case his firm handled. I was at court when a young lawyer from his firm handled the case. It's my grandpa that insist I must follow him to court most times. That was some years back.

If you do business with a firm or government parastatal and you're treated badly. accept it and keep shut not knowing someone inside has taken your sweat. Without sueing them, they won't do their due diligence to find out what happened, that's Nigeria for you but when you do, books and books will bring out what really happened but it's not your concern. Your concern is you getting what you want.

So dey kip kwayet dey go make Dem dey chance you because na Nigeria we dey, e no fit happen except na Yankee blah blah blah... na you sabi.

Commissioner for happiness over to you.

correctguy101:


Brother I understand perfectly....

The embarrassing position he's putting crazy old Rochas should get him his money.
Sueing the statue building fool would get him more especially if he could prove he did a job and wasn't paid. Though this might take time as the adjournment of the case till maybe 3-6months might make the guy crazy but if he has a tough counsel behind him, he would settle out of court and get maybe NGN1m or more to add to the already defaulted payment.

Let's try and get our climate sane. This "had I wish it was saner" and doing nothing when you should have is just not helping.
Me wey get barrister as family friend, why I no dey find myself in troubles like this? I promise the company or government official hell in the court and make them pay
double.

Each time you do business with most of these big men, they'll want to take you for a ride. That's why you must document your transactions.

I even recorded my discussions when I went to ask diamond Bank for an MSME loan. Both voice and written.

If they happen to give me the loan and try to play magic with interests, you think I'll spare them? No way in hell would I do that.

While I agree with you completely, There is still one little snag..Our judiciary system is not blind most times, it can see and take sides with powerful people.

This guy has been doing this for several years even before Okorocha became Governor. I guess he has brain disorder.

https://www.tori.ng/news/9965/man-alleges-imo-state-is-owing-him-n900k-since-200.html

Man Alleges Imo State is Owing Him N900k Since 2007 (See Photos)
Posted by George on Mon 05th Oct, 2015 - tori.ng

My name is Mr. Orjika Emma C. K. In 2007, the Oguta LGA of Imo State awarded me a contract to supply books for primary schools. The total project amount was N1,050,000. I was given a down payment of N150,000 and I was owed N900,000.

Ever since then they have refused to pay me. I have tried everything possible to no avail. I reached out to a barrister who told me to first pay him 30% of the money before he would help him. I refused to pay because it was both unethical and unprofessional. Please help me.

See scanned copies of alleged contract documents:

correctguy101:


I too believe he's owed. If such weren't true, he'll be looking for death or real prison time to start such allegations against a Goliath as crazy old Rochas.

But in the court of law, I've never been to court and see where what anybody believes to be true wins any case. There must be substance in any evidence provided. If he has it, with credible witnesses, I don't see why he would be contemplating suicide.

If he doesn't, then he has been stupid for working for any government man without written docs.

I Agree! but you will find that it is highly possible that he may not have a documented prove that he is owed due to his naivety and he probably believed that he will be paid After working for a heavy weight like Rochas, i mean, who wouldn't? even i would work for Rochas with the believe that he will pay as he rochas will have no reason not to pay, He is the Governor. No one would believe that they would be owed by A whole Governor.

I just hope he gets his money regardless if he can prove it or not.

nams77:

While I agree with you completely, There is still one little snag..Our judiciary system is not blind most times, it can see and take sides with powerful people.

Yes, they could but certainly not with the whole world watching and expressing their views on the matter.

Watch how the media is first alerted before you take them to court? That's the way it's done..

I recall when a police man arrested me cos I was driving late and accused me and my friends of being armed robbers. He should've just arrested me for DOD but no, he wanted more money from what we were offering.

I already recorded our voices and sent it to my sister with a message stating time and location and some of their names, asking her to forward them to barrister Ibezim in case anything happens to me. I always look at that when a police is misbehaving.

I didn't let them know until I was sure we were safe at the station. Com'an see panic. They had to escort us all the way from Area M to my friend's house very early the next morning still begging we should do nothing. I later deleted it all and offered them drinks and 1k for fuel. me and those officers are friends till tomorrow.

Most of these sensational lies and blackmail employed to discredit Okorocha differs completely from reality and can never be taken seriously by any wise man. Okorocha is not owing anybody and the pension arrears often talked about was accumulated from over 40 years ago and he reduced tge arrears but has not been able to clear same. Most people erroneously believe he accumulated them.

stephenduru:
Ewoo!This one is serious.Over to my Imo state brothers.


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/01/see-what-man-did-in-imo-because-gov.html?m=1

may God help us in nigeria

izzou:


He's basically begging us to feed him. Didn't you read that?

If the Governor is owing him,he should channel his protest to the government house,or better still take him to court.

Most times, we tend to put seek solutions to our problems from people who can't do anything about it

Yes,I agree with you. We need bold people like him in this country. But this is the wrongest(pardon the oyiibo)way to go about it

My 2 kobo

I wish you could pause for a moment and listen to yourself. He should take who to court? Are you sure you are in Nigeria or probably you are living in the moon.

The man is defenseless, poor and hoping that God will touch someone who can plead his case.

correctguy101:


I don't know if you understand what I wrote there. I will only tell you that it makes sense to people who won't let themselves be cheated. I don't mean it must be 5m but he would surely get more than what he's owed.(I no even understand why I dey explain this to you, you too slow for head aswear)

If you're in Lagos State, you might have heard of the Igbo man that sued the state over environmental laws that caused him. Wasn't he paid?

My friend, I have a barrister as a family friend and the Nigerian police paid on a case his firm handled. I was at court when a young lawyer from his firm handled the case. It's my grandpa that insist I must follow him to court most times. That was some years back.

If you do business with a firm or government parastatal and you're treated badly. accept it and keep shut not knowing someone inside has taken your sweat. Without sueing them, they won't do their due diligence to find out what happened, that's Nigeria for you but when you do, books and books will bring out what really happened but it's not your concern. Your concern is you getting what you want.

So dey kip kwayet dey go make Dem dey chance you because na Nigeria we dey, e no fit happen except na Yankee blah blah blah... na you sabi.

Very very! true! the problem with some nigerians is they do not know their rights, they have been bullied and intimidated so much by the Gorvernment they believe no one can sue the nigerian government and win, it can be a slow proccess but with the right lawyer (incorruptable) anyone can sue the nigerian government and get compensation running into millions paid to them.

Also nigerians don't bother to find out about their fundermental humans rights in nigeria.

stephenduru:
Ewoo!This one is serious.Over to my Imo state brothers.


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/01/see-what-man-did-in-imo-because-gov.html?m=1

I hate Okorocha's attitude with passion but truth be told, this place does not look like Imo State. Which road is this?

I ask because almost all our roads are under construction and I've not seen any as beautiful as this? Are you sure he's in Imo

gypsey:
I Agree! but you will find that it is highly possible that he may not have a documented prove that he is owed due to his naivety and he probably believed that he will be paid After working for a heavy weight like Rochas, i mean, who wouldn't? even i would work for Rochas with the believe that he will pay as he rochas will have no reason not to pay, He is the Governor. No one would believe that they would be owed by A whole Governor.

I just hope he gets his money regardless if he can prove it or not.

Aye bro, you're correct but I thank my father for making that mistake for me.

gypsey:
I Agree! but you will find that it is highly possible that he may not have a documented prove that he is owed due to his naivety and he probably believed that he will be paid After working for a heavy weight like Rochas, i mean, who wouldn't? even i would work for Rochas with the believe that he will pay as he rochas will have no reason not to pay, He is the Governor. No one would believe that they would be owed by A whole Governor.

I just hope he gets his money regardless if he can prove it or not.

Aye bro, you're correct but I thank my father for making that mistake for me.

gypsey:
I Agree! but you will find that it is highly possible that he may not have a documented prove that he is owed due to his naivety and he probably believed that he will be paid After working for a heavy weight like Rochas, i mean, who wouldn't? even i would work for Rochas with the believe that he will pay as he rochas will have no reason not to pay, He is the Governor. No one would believe that they would be owed by A whole Governor.

I just hope he gets his money regardless if he can prove it or not.

Aye bro, you're correct but I thank my father for making that mistake for me.

When colonel Mohammed Marwa was governor of Lagos State. My father as a Volkswagen expert engineer had a contract to fix some various staff vehicles at naval barracks.

My dear Papa thought he had arrived. He postponed his going abroad for the job and even spent his own money fixing it all. Shey you know say if not for a towns man who's a senior naval officer, he wouldn't have been paid a dime?

The matter almost made my poor old man craze. My pocket money had to be reduced to NGN2 if I see 50kobo sometimes after I finish it sef turn to wahala.

I can't make that mistake brother. They're too big to fight except you have strong head and push them all the ways you can else they'll just exploit you and go free.

My uncle always call every government man a thief. They want everything free that's why they wouldn't want to pay after you finish working for them.

Abagworo:
This guy has been doing this for several years even before Okorocha became Governor. I guess he has brain disorder.

Fear God!

correctguy101:


Aye bro, you're correct but I thank my father for making that mistake for me.



_{Aye bro, you're correct but I thank my father for making that mistake for me.}



Aye bro, you're correct but I thank my father for making that mistake for me.

When colonel Mohammed Marwa was governor of Lagos State. My father as a Volkswagen expert engineer had a contract to fix some various staff vehicles at naval barracks.

My dear Papa thought he had arrived. He postponed his going abroad for the job and even spent his own money fixing it all. Shey you know say if not for a towns man who's a senior naval officer, he wouldn't have been paid a dime?

The matter almost made my poor old man craze. My pocket money had to be reduced to NGN2 if I see 50kobo sometimes after I finish it sef turn to wahala.

I can't make that mistake brother. They're too big to fight except you have strong head and push them all the ways you can else they'll just exploit you and go free.

My uncle always call every government man a thief. They want everything free that's why they wouldn't want to pay after you finish working for them.

Absolutely! i watched a programe one time its called the berekete family were a white man from europe did some work for a governor in northern nigeria he invested all his savings into the contract hopping to get his money back and profit but Apparently he never got one penny from the governor After he did the work. so he the white man came to berekete family to help him Get his money,

So if they can con a white educated man, conning nigerians will be as easy as drinking tea! Nigerian politicians are crooks!

graciandubuisi:


I hate Okorocha's attitude with passion but truth be told, this place does not look like Imo State. Which road is this?

I ask because almost all our roads are under construction and I've not seen any as beautiful as this? Are you sure he's in Imo

That photo was taken in Abuja but there are better roads in Imo please. Maybe you've not been home for long. The guy was scammed by a fraudster councilor during early times of Ohakim Goverment and he thinks he can get back his money by involving Okorocha's name.

izzou:


What kinda help does he want actually?

That we should give him a job,feed him or beg the governor to pay him?

I hate it when people try to make it look like they are the only ones being punished by Buhari

Nna,we all are in this together. Get something to do. Try as much as you can to survive. And go and dust your PVC and clean your thumb, because you will be needing that in 2019

As if all Nigerians were gainfully employed during Jonathan era.
The man own better, he is only looking for job/his money but you need brain brain

gypsey:
Very very! true! the problem with some nigerians is they do not know their rights, they have been bullied and intimidated so much by the Gorvernment they believe no one can sue the nigerian government and win, it can be a slow proccess but with the right lawyer (incorruptable) anyone can sue the nigerian government and get compensation running into millions paid to them.

Also nigerians don't bother to find out about their fundermental humans rights in nigeria.

My friend, no lawyer is incorruptible. Not after what I've seen them do. Just have a lawyer that likes you so much as to want to help you get your rights.

Sophists, the whole lot of them. Only the relationship between you and your lawyer is important, nothing more. Plus if he wins the Goliath, it will add not only to his pocket but his prestige and competence as an attorney.

The young man I said got the Nigerian police to beg to settle out of court (I don't know the full case but it was between a police officer and a civilian) the guy is a big boy now and I believe that case too helped drive him high.

I don't know much about laws and lawyers but if they twist matter here, you go fear. If a lawyer tells you you can't win this case, just know he will lose it forget all your evidence, he's sold out.

I get good relationship with a few lawyer friends whom I'm sure likes me enough to even advice me to bring big fat cases for them.
I do get free legal advice from them most times.
Na banker friend I dey find to get now.
Brother, that's my own opinion o, lawyers are badasses abeg

Another way to be popular

graciandubuisi:


I hate Okorocha's attitude with passion but truth be told, this place does not look like Imo State. Which road is this?

I ask because almost all our roads are under construction and I've not seen any as beautiful as this? Are you sure he's in Imo

See one of those claiming ownership of Lagos. Pls travel home for once. Things have changed

correctguy101:


My friend, no lawyer is incorruptible. Not after what I've seen them do. Just have a lawyer that likes you so much as to want to help you get your rights.

Sophists, the whole lot of them. Only the relationship between you and your lawyer is important, nothing more. Plus if he wins the Goliath, it will add not only to his pocket but his prestige and competence as an attorney.

The young man I said got the Nigerian police to beg to settle out of court (I don't know the full case but it was between a police officer and a civilian) the guy is a big boy now and I believe that case too helped drive him high.

I don't know much about laws and lawyers but if they twist matter here, you go fear. If a lawyer tells you you can't win this case, just know he will lose it forget all your evidence, he's sold out.

I get good relationship with a few lawyer friends whom I'm sure likes me enough to even advice me to bring big fat cases for them.
I do get free legal advice from them most times.
Na banker friend I dey find to get now.
Brother, that's my own opinion o, lawyers are badasses abeg

I have no choice but to Agree! you make a lot of sense!

izzou:


He's basically begging us to feed him. Didn't you read that?

If the Governor is owing him,he should channel his protest to the government house,or better still take him to court.

Most times, we tend to put seek solutions to our problems from people who can't do anything about it

Yes,I agree with you. We need bold people like him in this country. But this is the wrongest(pardon the oyiibo)way to go about it

My 2 kobo

This shows your thinking is that of a Primary school pupil.

How can someone that barely feeds his family take a Governor to court.
do you know how much it cost to institute a suite in the court of law.

Secondly your advice is that of a fool because a full thinking Nigerian with not advice a poor man to take a governor to court because even if he wins, the governor will not oblige to pay him.

Let me tell you this is the highest form of protest he can take. he's heard and if the Governor wants to pay him, he will because of the public awareness.

gypsey:
Absolutely! i watched a programe one time its called the berekete family were a white man from europe did some work for a governor in northern nigeria he invested all his savings into the contract hopping to get his money back and profit but Apparently he never got one penny from the governor After he did the work. so he the white man came to berekete family to help him Get his money,

So if they can con a white educated man, conning nigerians will be as easy as drinking tea! Nigerian politicians are crooks!

Me go love to see that programme o.
Berekete family. Where you see am?

Yusuf4:



This shows your thinking is that of a Primary school pupil.

How can someone that barely feeds his family take a Governor to court.
do you know how much it cost to institute a suite in the court of law.

Secondly your advice is that of a fool because a full thinking Nigerian with not advice a poor man to take a governor to court because even if he wins, the governor will not oblige to pay him.


Let me tell you this is the highest form of protest he can take. he's heard and if the Governor wants to pay him, he will because of the public awareness.

Seriously, even after the court asks him to pay? I give up already on our judiciary then.

I still don't want to believe that tho....

I know I could push buttons in Lagos, Bayelsa and Delta States, especially Delta State but I don't think I know anyone in the East that could help me if I'm in his shoes. They'll never even owe me in the first place. These tight fisted people? The gods forbid such abomination

correctguy101:


Me go love to see that programme o.
Berekete family. Where you see am?

it was online, it's like a human right organisation in nigerian. they have their own lawyers who helps with cases voluntarily, google it. you will like it.

And people can ring them and give their opinions show Appreciations. it's ussually Aired live online.

stephenduru:
Ewoo!This one is serious.Over to my Imo state brothers.


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/01/see-what-man-did-in-imo-because-gov.html?m=1

stop fooling yourself. I can't remember the background in your picture as a view of anywhere in IMO state. this picture is fake. I ain't holding no brief for okorocha's failure but lazy bloggers are neither better.

gypsey:
it was online, it's like a human right organisation in nigerian. they have their own lawyers who helps with cases voluntarily, google it. you will like it.

And people can ring them and give their opinions show Appreciations. it's ussually Aired live online.

thanks boss....

Most people think the governor can tell the court off. Has there ever been a case like that? I'm not talking about military governors o...

Where's the poor ugly bastard called 6pax? See your people are dying.

suicide is fast becoming the top cause of death in this country.

correctguy101:


I don't know if you understand what I wrote there. I will only tell you that it makes sense to people who won't let themselves be cheated. I don't mean it must be 5m but he would surely get more than what he's owed.(I no even understand why I dey explain this to you, you too slow for head aswear)

If you're in Lagos State, you might have heard of the Igbo man that sued the state over environmental laws that caused him. Wasn't he paid?

My friend, I have a barrister as a family friend and the Nigerian police paid on a case his firm handled. I was at court when a young lawyer from his firm handled the case. It's my grandpa that insist I must follow him to court most times. That was some years back.

If you do business with a firm or government parastatal and you're treated badly. accept it and keep shut not knowing someone inside has taken your sweat. Without sueing them, they won't do their due diligence to find out what happened, that's Nigeria for you but when you do, books and books will bring out what really happened but it's not your concern. Your concern is you getting what you want.

So dey kip kwayet dey go make Dem dey chance you because na Nigeria we dey, e no fit happen except na Yankee blah blah blah... na you sabi.

Noted. But permit me to say that that's an exception rather than d norm

ElPhoche:

Noted. But permit me to say that that's an exception rather than d norm

Okay. But do you know if I happen to be in trouble, I can get former Lagos State Police commissioner, a relative in a private chat on his private line? Though I barely use that link for in as much as rough as I could be, I don't get myself in troubles, infact, I avoid the avoidable.

Not only him. I'm sure I have people I could talk with if I'm cheated off my sweat. I would be paid no matter what if any government man tries to cheat me.

And I believe everyone else can be paid too if they go through the courts and with substantial proof. Any charge and bail lawyer could accept the case and fight for you if you strike a good deal in the case your rights as a citizen are respected ( that would now be the issue in court, u don't know what lawyers can do with the right motivation). Or you think the Ikoyi gate lawyer is being paid now?.


I'm already tired of discussing the matter. I'll only ask you to please demand vehemently that your rights be respected.

Abagworo:


That photo was taken in Abuja but there are better roads in Imo please. Maybe you've not been home for long. The guy was scammed by a fraudster councilor during early times of Ohakim Goverment and he thinks he can get back his money by involving Okorocha's name.

Oga no vex, that's bank road abi?
Please go back to the man's pics, carefully look at what he is sitting on and then brother tell me which road is that.

Besides the pics at the roundabout, look very well, it's still ' under construction'.

Imo State E-warrior, it's almost a new Dawn and our sufferings will soon be over so please don't patronize me, Biko sir.