Governor Okorocha rode on the back of the poor to become Governor in 2011. He went to the markets and spoke to them. He hugged them. He bought akara from roadside and ate. He bought roasted corn by the roadside and ate. He rode on keke. He drove himself in his car and beamed with smile as he shook hands with all and sundry. He associated himself with the poor and they accepted him like one of them. He called them ” my people, my people” and they answered “our Governor, our Governor”. But many years down the line it has become clear to the poor that their judgment of 2011 was wrong, that they made a mistake.
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http://247ureports.com/governor-okorocha-poor-imo-collins-ughalaa/

Okorocha the statue maker..
Killing his people slowly...

stop your propaganda Okorocha is still love by Imo traders and keke riders,come let me take you to the new Eke ukwu market at Naze road, you will use style and ask them about Okorocha and see the reply the will give to you,I did it last week.don't just come here and write on your own perspectives.

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Okorocha the statue maker..

Killing his people slowly...

Spending the people's money making statue of people that helps the state or it's citizens in no way.

amaco13:
stop your propaganda Okorocha is still love by Imo traders and keke riders,come let me take you to the new Eke ukwu market at Naze road, you will use style and ask them about Okorocha and see the reply the will give to you,I did it last week.don't just come here and write on your own perspectives.

What is the percentage of Eke Ukwu compared to the general population of Imo state.

By the way, I doubt your unverified assertions. You must also know that no matter how bad someone leads or rules, they are people who benefits from his administration and will therefore not talk ill of him especially in public.
Buhari and Hitler comes to mind.