Imo guber fallout:
From VAL OKARA, Owerri

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Barely few days after the just-concluded Imo State gubernatorial elections, youths of the Okohia, Isiala Mbano country home of Governor Ikedi Ohakim have moved against him over alleged neglect of the community in the last four years of his administration.



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Daily Sum learnt that last Sunday, youths of the area on learning that the governor and his family were billed for a special church service at the St. Michael’s Anglican Church, Okohia stormed the church, smashing windows and sacking the priests who were expected to officiate the church service.

The youths were said to have barricaded the church entrance insisting that the outgoing governor would not be allowed to attend church service in the area until he (Ohakim) rendered account of his stewardship to the community.

According to sources, the youths numbering about 50 wanted the governor to explain what he did for his Okohia community for the last four years he piloted the affairs of the state.

When the report got to the governor who was set for the service, the Chief of Staff, Emma Ohakim was said to have gone to the church to intervene in the matter but the rampaging youths were adamant challenging him to point out to any benefit the community had received from Ohakim’s administration as the church service was aborted.

Meanwhlie, the police spokesman Mr. Linus Nwaiwu (DSP) said that the command is yet to be briefed over the matter.

Why didn't they beat him up! At least he would receive a dose of his own medicine.

Thats sweet news

ha ha! to think Ohakim thought he could ride on Jonathan's popularity, THis goes to show that the Nigeria Electorate are getting mature by the day in electing their leaders, please more free and fair elections.

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The youths in Okohia community in Isiala Mbano LGA of Imo State should be taught a lesson in democracy. Ohakim was elected as the governor of Imo State not Okohia and he does not owe account of stewardship to community of Okohia.

Again, this is democracy which allows Okohia to either help retain Ohakim as governor or vote him out as the people of Imo State did last week. The alleged vandalism the youth meted to St. Michael’s Anglican Church, Okohia was an uncharacteristic behavior of people from Okohia.

Dede1:

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The youths in Okohia community in Isiala Mbano LGA of Imo State should be taught a lesson in democracy. Ohakim was elected as the governor of Imo State not Okohia and he does not owe account of stewardship to community of Okohia.

Again, this is democracy which allows Okohia to either help retain Ohakim as governor or vote him out as the people of Imo State did last week. The alleged vandalism the youth meted to St. Michael’s Anglican Church, Okohia was an uncharacteristic behavior of people from Okohia.

Even the Devil has his worshippers, thus, your post is not surprising!

bk.babe97y:


Even the Devil has his worshippers, thus, your post is not surprising!

Pal, I have known you as a person with deficient in comprehension. I am not surprise with your response to previous post. By the way, I read about your rap.e case which you posted in another thread.  

Dede1:


Pal, I have known you as a person with deficient in comprehension. I am not surprise with your response to previous post. By the way, I read about your rap.e case which you posted in another thread.    

How can I comprehend what you write when your sentences are always littered with bad grammar and wrong tenses!

Typical Ibo man, who u r*ape this time?!

APGA is gaining momentum in the southeast with the defeat of Ohakim and subsequently PDP. Pity we will have to wait till the next general election to see if the momentum is enduring or will the Southwest ACN sweep over the SouthEast and SouthSouth region

The evil that men do live after them. this is just the begenning for ohakim and his cohorts