bros1234:

They are simply replicating the nature of their leader Ohakim. One person even signs in with multiple IDs thinking we are all silly and computer noobs. At the poll here
http://imostate.betterlifeng.com/ one person voted 10 times before I blocked multiple thumbprinting.

They want us to forgive Ohakim, Can U imagine that. Sentiments. Leadership is not sentimants. Let the best man be given the job. We have forgiven Ohakim by not calling for his head. We want him to go and spend the money he has stolen in peace.

INEC's result says that APGA is leading but Ohakim published in Imo state website that it is PDP that is leading, open broad day propaganda. Mchewwwwww. E no go better for them

andrewnwa:

[s]I TRICKED OWERRI ZONE - ROCHAS

In his usual uncanny attitude and arrogant disposition, Chief Rochas Okorocha has boasted of how he deceived and tricked the people of Owerri zone into voting him and establishing Orlu hegemony in Imo state.

Chief Okorocha unconsciously made this known to his close associates, while boasting how he bought over LG Chairmen from Orlu zone with N20 million each.

Chief Okorocha stated that with his feat Orlu zone will continue to rule Imo state especially as the zone that has an overwhelming number of LGAs in the state.

He maintained that he tricked Owerri zone by promising that he will rule for four years of one term and hand over to his Owerri born deputy, explaining that, it was why he did not pick his deputy from Okigwe zone which was the natural flair with Orlu Governorship, all things being equal.

The political trickster also stated that he was in the race to hand over power to Owerri zone but to assert Orlu hegemony and purported superiority over other zones of the state, adding that if elected he will use his position to enhance Orlu’s demand for Njaba state, while also fast tracking development of the Zone with state resources.

Chief Okorocha asserted that he has not come to retrieve power for Owerri zone but to use them to return power to Orlu zone, stressing that Owerri zone should take care of itself.

Our source who pleaded anonymity said Chief Okorocha promised Orlu people to continue from where Chief Achike Udenwa stopped, hence, the former Governor dumped Senator Araraume again, just like he did in 2007, to support Chief Rochas Okorocha.

He was quoted as saying “politics is a matter of interest and that Orlu Zone's interest was paramount and far above that of Owerri.

The wool has fallen off the eyes of many Owerri zone indigenes that have seen the deceit of Rochas. He said to some elders who have confronted him that, “this is Politics” and he intends to use all means necessary to get what he wants.

He has been failing in all his political ambitions but this time he has vowed to force himself inside government even if the state burns.[/s]

Dede1:

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Whether Rochas Okorocha tricked Owerri political zone into voting for him or not, the zone has demonstrated unprecedented political naivety during the inclusive gubernatorial election in Imo State. There is nothing glaringly about Okorocha’s political demeanor that could set him apart from Ohakim. I believe in the saying that devil you know is better than the devil you do not know.

I am not a water-carrying supporter of Ohakim and his tenure at Imo State government house. The shortfalls of political expectations of the citizens of the state are due to dereliction of duty on the part of Imo State House of Assembly. One of the cardinal principles of democracy is the essence of separation of powers which enhances checks and balances. I am of the opinion those elected into Imo State house dropped the ball on the electorates of the state.   

texazzpete:

SO after all your Igbo supremacist campaign on Nairaland you still take the sides of one of the greatest scourge of your people in this democratic setting.

Dede1:

I am tempted to allude you have comprehensible issues. As much as Nigeria is concerned, it is foolhardy for Igbo extraction to embark on campaign for supremacy. It should be a needless endeavor since the test of the pudding is in eating.

However as a product of Igbo ethnicity, I am born to uphold dignity of Ndigbo and further agitate for an independent Igboland. If such endeavors come across to you as supremacist campaign, I guess you have issues with nationalism.

In addition, I must say you are deficient in comprehension. If not, how could you have deduced my post supported either of the gubernatorial contestants in Imo State? Unless you are allergic to democracy my choice of candidate in a democratic dispensation should not cause you a political headache.

Again for an umpteenth time, I had rather have Republic of Biafra or Igboland than Nigeria. If such stance amounts to campaign for Igbo supremacy on my part, I shall wear it as a badge of honor.

By the way, it is okay for you to be ashamed of your ethnicity on naira land.