Governor Okorocha, really a funny man


http://citypeoplenews.com/governor-rochas-okorocha-dressed-as-a-secondary-school-student/

All in the name of politics...


amen!!!!!




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Sai AMBODE
Sai APC

See his fat stomach filled with too much of beer (Ranging from palm wine to gulder).All na wash.

How can he be seriously celebrating his substandard free education.Since he started this education charade the quality of education has fallen with rise in accpectance.l am of the school of thought that education should be paid.When one hussles to pay his fees he will know the value of it but if given free he toys with.No one knows the value of free things.

Tomorrow he will face the Judgement of th good people of imo if they find him guity he will be kicked if not he will contuine

WHAT!!! What is he doing in that secondary school ... I hope he is not planning to tell those small children to vote for him, he should not try it ooo.

OH , check out the cap he wore, imagine that small cap in that his big head, and his big stomach, you may think that his stomach contains balanced diet, it is a lie oo, his stomach is a combination of orijin, star and guilder, imagine someone eating chicken and drinking orijin for breakfast, and someone would call it balanced diet, there is God ooo

and check out that his trouser... All this 1960s trouser that our maths teacher use to wear and enter class like mumu, he looks like papa ajasco.

And check... Infact i give up... His case is beyond my power.

Ok

campaign things

Funny man

Our (Igbos) only hope in the incoming APC government.

Without prejudice to Governor Okorocha, a picture like this reminds me of the difference between what people see you as and what you are deep inside. I wish that Nigerian politicians could actually come to the level of the common men even when these people are not there to speak for their interest.

The truth is that the friendship between our leaders and those of us being lead is almost always temporal- election time. Now, the strange thing is that as commoners, we tend to forget so fast how we cannot even slow down in the front of the government house, how the bags of rice they share only come once in 4 years, how they would pose with a petty trader to show their humble disposition only during election period. After that, the hustle, tussle and struggle begin afresh... Many hidden prospects under tattered shirts.

It is high time we asked the questions that are of the essence to our lives. When I think about the polity, the first set of people that comes to my mind is those in my constituency- the Nigerian youths. I read about how someone became a Nigerian minister before the age of 25 yesterday. Today, what do we have? A mere lip appraisal of the importance of youths in nation building.

Think about this- they would rather approach our old parents in the markets to campaign than approach universities to address us. Yet, the policies would affect us the most. Strange enough, the same youths they ignore would troop out to cast their votes for them, unleash mayhem in their support and attack others for their sake.

Truth be told, I have observed that there is a shift in the efficiency and effectiveness of our ideas and intelligence as youths. The polity has altered our reasoning skills that we no longer pay attention to the things that matter. We are busy with more important this like the match between Manchester United and Arsenal, the bet on Lionel Messi and Ronaldo. While following Amber Rose on twitter, we did not know when our welfare was 'unfollowed' by our leaders. We are busy with the latest music videos and the trending nude picture of another person. We are not interested in the matches that affect our lives the most- the match of the polity and how it is managed. From the leaders of tomorrow, we are negligently and dangerously becoming the former leaders of tomorrow. Now I ask, can a bad society birth good individuals?

Check online outfits like this, comments and topics that attract people the most are almost always worthless and of no value. Unemployment, poverty, insecurity, illiteracy and other anomalies hit our constituency the most, yet we won't just GROW up. What will be will be, but if that is to be, it is up to YOU.

Sure man

I see this guy loosing

Only God know why igbos hate this guy,Maybe because he belong To national party

Dis people sha. Dis one even beta. Than that of Aregberascal.
Imagine governor dressed dis way...

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We have vowed to remove anything Apc in South East
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old pix
although the man is trying unlike his predecessor

That belly f**ked him up

lol
This man and his CAP!!
Secondary school life is still one of the best !
No matter how old you are once you wear that uniform again, you will look like one of them

One of the very few Ibo politician I like, Progressive to the core!

He needs to go back to primary school self, Election has really taken a toll on many people





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Congratulations to him.....unnecessary stunts

Those perfects should size his cap. If you're going to pose as someone you're not, then you should do it well. Caps like that isn't allowed in secondary schools.

Pot belly filled with isi ewu and nkwobi.

A real politician

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Governor Okorocha, really a funny man
http://citypeoplenews.com/governor-rochas-okorocha-dressed-as-a-secondary-school-student/

if he had served his 2 terms as governor, i will have like him to be made minister of education. he really holds education in high regard. Best governor in S.E

Really funny