ESDKING:
Okorocha is a disaster to humanity.

olusola200:
Change

Development

Market can be move or modernise


Support ur governor and stop criticizing

He is doing a good job,
Ride on

ihatesycophant:
One thing about us in this nation, we detest change. Change is like poison to some. What is the better of having ancestral market in a wrong place in this modern world? Many people commenting here may not even know Owerri, let alone know the said market. Their submission is borne out of the hate they have against the person of Okorocha because he refused supporting them in their struggle.
So many markets were located at the heart of every cities before development, lately some of these markets have constitute threat to those cities. If government doesn't have political will to relocate them become difficult. Those that have the will are termed wicked because we hate change even to the narrow.

wasi9ice:
I don't support evil but this is good for Owerri people, they vehemently refused a good change of governance,,, that Mbaise man will not rule them

Abagworo:
Nonsense. They are all jealous of the fact that Okorocha has changed Imo completely. They were behind the refusal of youths to allow sanitation agents clean up Douglas road so that they'll use it for politics. They were equally behind the youths engaging armed security men in exchange of fire as well as the killing of the 10 year old boy. Contrary to the fake news and videos they sponsored it's production and circulation, the small boy was killed at Mbaise road which is nowhere around Ekeukwu market. Police will soon unravel the truth.

MyNewJackeT:
make una leave that market issue alone, I like what rochas is doing to relocate that market

modelmike7:

So Says the hater!

Abagworo:
Nonsense. They are all jealous of the fact that Okorocha has changed Imo completely. They were behind the refusal of youths to allow sanitation agents clean up Douglas road so that they'll use it for politics. They were equally behind the youths engaging armed security men in exchange of fire as well as the killing of the 10 year old boy. Contrary to the fake news and videos they sponsored it's production and circulation, the small boy was killed at Mbaise road which is nowhere around Ekeukwu market. Police will soon unravel the truth.

Ekwekwe1:
Sarrki
Vedaxcool(abi na thermocool)
Ngeneukwenu
Progressive01
Omenka
Omenkalives
Beremex
Modath
Abagworo
Nextprince
Ipobexposed
Ipobcriminals

Come and carry your son(cum leader)
We no longer need him.

supereagle:


Ohakim was better than him. Most of the roads Ohakim constructed are still standing the test of time. None of Roachas roads has lasted 6 months. He is the commissioner of works.

Abagworo:


Give example of 10 roads constructed by Ohakim still standing you liar. Yaradua drive caved in in less than 6 months and so did All seasons.

Guyman02:
The issue should be about relocating the market and providing alternative market for the traders. People should know that urban renewal when done for overriding public interest benefits the society more. The society cannot be stagnant, Modernization should be a continuous process

Ibangedyourmom:


I don't think you thought this through unless there is something I am missing. First, the purported change in question is meant for the people of Imo State not change for Rochas alone. By implication no matter whatever Rochas thinks is in the best interest of Imo State he needs the "blessings" of majority of the community to make it happen. Unless it comes down to issue of public health and safety in which case he can get court ruling to over-ride the wishes of majority of the community;in this particular case I read that the court asked every party involved to stand down at least for now.Unless my information is not current or I misunderstood what the court rulings were in which I will be glad to have the accurate info from you.

We are busy clamoring for a better society where rules and orders should be respected and on one hand you are supporting tyranny. I have lived in a city where traffic were supposed to be directed toward a particular street because the city was trying to implement a new system that would cut down traffic around the city by more than half. When this plan was sanctioned, 18 months before it was implemented the city council sent out a detailed explanation of why they wanted to divert the traffic into this particular street and how it is going to affect those living on the street in terms of volume of traffic, noise, peak and off peak hour of flowing traffic in and out of the streets. The explanation came with an attached form that allows you to say "no" to the proposed plan. Mind you the portion of the street to receive the incoming traffic in question contains about 70 houses and the portion to deal with the out-going traffic into a dual carriage main road consists of about 20 houses. Now this is a total of 90 houses, which means that the inhabitants of these 90 houses will determine the fate of every motorist that plies in and around this part of the city. It was stated clearly in the form that if the majority disapprove the city council will shove the plan but if the majority agrees the plan will be implemented on a particular date. And if the majority says yes and the 'no' in minority are free to approach the court. Yes, I know we are in Nigeria but it is time we start doing things the right way in our own little ways. Yes, people don't necessarily like change but that does not mean that the government has to beat them into accepting change.

If I may ask you at what point do you think our government should start acting based on the will of the people if not on issues like this?





NB: I just saw your response to one of my post from two days ago. https://www.nairaland.com/4021033/lauretta-onochie-how-nnamdi-kanu/8#60024066 I just responded you can check it out. I will be waiting for your response on that.