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[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=662000.msg8275958#msg8275958 date=1304790198]can you stop calling God's name in vain you this ideeiot did i tell you i am God's assistant mumu[/quote]Good. I woke you up. Stop arrogating to yourself rights to knowlegde only God possesses. I ASK YOU LIKE PILATE. WHAT IS TRUTH? CAN YOU TELL ME THE ONLY ONE THAT KNOWS IT ULTIMATELY? IF IT IS NOT YOU THEN STOP WRITING AS IF YOU ARE ASSISTAN T GOD. IF NOT WHEREVER YOU MAKE SUCH CATEGORICAL STATEMENT,. YOU MAKE YOURSELF GOD AND I SHALL CALL YOU HIS ASSISTANT. Try and be more humble and circumspect. I have been reading your posts and do not care about them except when you try to claim omni-science. |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=662000.msg8275691#msg8275691 date=1304786472] ![]() it is not only igbos but southerners including the ijaws and yorubas[/quote]Ok Mr Assistant God. Keep modifying your position. The real truth will come out eventually, your all-knowing ness. |
Dede1:Quite insightful. Rochas was a member of the PDP board of trustees. I do not subscribe to the propaganda against PDP as all parties have both good and bad administrators. However if you look at the bigger picture, Rochas' eye is on the presidency judging from his forays through ANPP and PDP in the past, and Imo governorship is a step to it. He had to leave PDP to actualise it as Ohakim had colonized t,he State PDP structure. If Ndigbo really wants to make 2015 their date with presidential history, I think Rochas is the only one with the national clout to beat the North and achieve it since Soludo was denied the visibility in Anambra. So we should not be emotional about it if Rochas goes back to PDP to achieve that Igbo presidency since it is still for the progress of Ndigbo. As at now, APGA does not have the clout of a National party and will seriously struggle to win the centre. If however GEJ will get the electoral law changed in order to go for a second term, then Rochas should go two terms in Imo if he performs well and then position for 2019. |
Olo' Omaje. I reject this. |
wesley80:A few credible links to this open secret will suffice. |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=662000.msg8275643#msg8275643 date=1304785990]there is no bashing, that is the truth[/quote]Ok Mr Assistant God. The only purveyor and protector of truth. |
mikeansy:Yes I know you were sincere but wrong just as you were when Ohaneze endorsed Jonathan, however there were many that were bought to campaign for Ohakim on NL and it was obvious from the get-go. However if you were in Imo recently, you would never have countenanced an Ohakim win because out of every 10 or 20 persons, you would see 1 pro- Ohakim person. The latest result showed the gulf. If such a gap existed in only 4 lgs even with an Ohakim/ Ararume raproachment, you can imagine what would have happened if the previous one was fare. |
Tell me who does not like money Please? All; these stereotypes no longer impress anybody. Please try something else. If you want to bash Ndigbo do not hide under this charade come out and do so like seanet, eko ile, bluetooth, rhino or abi hippo,etc. But for now allow us to savour our rescue from the 419ners and chart our way to the top. |
Thanks a zillion the good people of Imo state. I think it is now the right time to re-post my previous post: Halleluyah to God in the highest. Now bros Rochas to the task of rescuing Imo in particular and Igboland next and finally Nigeria in general. Of course you know that your performance here will determine your success or not when you go back for the centre that you actually have your eyes on. So turn Imo into Africa's Japan and the whole Naation will support you for the centre come 2015 or 2019. Congrats Nwanne madu. Congrats Owelle. |In God Imo trusts. |
Please stop this BS. Bad pollitics. |
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=660082.msg8261658#msg8261658 date=1304562333]Well, if one believes this Canback state GDP data, economy of the SW minus Lagos is larger than that of the SE zone. . . This is probably just a function of immigration. Easy to have low poverty rates if all your people leave. Also, is the poverty rate in the SS truly lower than that of the SW? *shrug* Build your airport. Build your RIVERports, see how well they'll compete business-wise against a SEAport (from my understanding of things, shipping c[b]ompanies can transport goods more profitably into seaports rather than riverports.) There is a good reason the Brits choose Lagos as Nigeria's capital, and it wasn't out of fondness for Yoruba folk. Seaports are a nifty thing to have.[/quote][/b] Why all these remarks about riverport? Does the Atlantic terminate at Lagos? |
Suddenly what is good for the goose is not good for the gander. Let every zone get their rightful positions. It does not stop anybody uniting again for other developmental projects. |
The Constitution of the Nation makes it compulsory for every zone to be represented in the federal cabinet so their is no fear for the Sw. The ministers running about are just doing so for survival reasons. The SW will only worry about getting strong cabinet and legislative positions because of the losses of the rulling party there. The same goes for the NW. |
500 what? |
[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=659605.msg8257546#msg8257546 date=1304513870]The greatest looters in Nigeria's history do not have Igbo names: Olusegun Obasanjo Sani Abacha Ibrahim Babangida Shehu Shagari Atiku Abubakar [/quote]I doubt that Shagari should be on that list. He was inept but not a looter. Folks around him like Umaru Dikko, Akinloye,etc did the looting. My opinion. |
Saw this on the net: THIS IS WHAT OHAKIM IS SPENDING TO COME BACK AS GOVERNOR. A MINUTE POLITICAL JINGLE IN NTA NATIONAL COST #750,000 NAIRA ALJEEREZA COST $120,000 PER MINUTE CNN COST $160,000 PER MINUTE AIT COST #850,000 PER MINUTE NOW YOUR GOVERNOR ADVERTIZE ON AIT MORE 2O SLOTS , ALJAZEERA MORE THE 10 SLOTS CNN MORE THEN 10 SLOTS NTA MORE THEN 20 SLOTS ON DAILY BASIS IMO PEOPLE CACULATE THE FIGURE AND JUGDE FOR YOURSELF REMEMBER YOUR FUTURE AND DESTINY IS IN YOUR HANDS, LET'S MAKE THAT CHANGE NOW |
Rochas Foundation Rochas Foundation was formed as a non profit organisation that sought to better the lives of the under-privileged in society; to increase their chances of making a better future for themselves and their family, and to become fully contributing, valued members of a productive society. The foundation began its first humanitarian work with the Reach out and Touch programme; visiting orphaned children and the homeless, offering food, warmth, companionship and comfort. The Foundation then moved on to dealing with minor health problems and providing basic medical initiatives such as clean water, jabs, antiseptic wipes and inexpensive medicines. This was the start of the Reach Out and Touch Programme (ROTOP). At the beginning of the new Millennium Owelle Rochas Okorocha turned his concerns to an ever growing problem in Nigeria – the number of children who had left school early, unable to afford to continue with their education. To counteract this Owelle Rochas Okorocha decided to provide free secondary (high school) education for children 11 years and beyond, giving them the best opportunity for a promising start in life. At the Rochas Foundation every possible dynamic for the most productive life is offered to the students free of charge. Quality education, health care, life skills and character development are all taught ensuring their well balanced development in to productive citizens that Nigeria can be proud of, the Doctors, Lawyers and other professionals of tomorrow. Presently there are five schools throughout the state of Nigeria, situated in Owerri Imo state East Nigeria, Kano, Jos, Ibadan and Ogboko. Construction of the University of Ogboko has begun and solid plans for the development of schools in another 30 states throughout Nigeria are all underway. Owelle Rochas Okorocha maintains his vision that 1,000,000 African children will receive a free education through his schools by 2015, thereby creating a brighter future not just for the children but for Nigeria herself. Since its conception in 1994 Owelle Rochas Okorocha has been the sole contributor to his charity providing everything that the common man in the Reach Out and Touch Programme or the children within his foundations could possibly need, all from his own personal fortune. However, the ambitious dream of schooling 1,000,000 children in Nigeria means that there has become a need for the Rochas Foundation to go public. Relying on the courtesy and kindness of people just like you to help attain the dream. The Headquarters for The Rochas Foundation are located at Unity House in Abuja, where an international staff remain committed to Owelle Rochas Okorocha’s dream, allowing the charity to reach as global remit as possible. Plans to open an office in London are underway and the Rochas Foundation continues to recruit as many volunteers as possible, to carry on the good work that the founder Owelle Rochas Okorocha |
CITATION ON OWELLE ROCHAS OKOROCHA (LLM, LLB, PGDM, ADPA, ADSLCM, DPA, FABS) To present this man, these words of Oswald Sanders quickly come to mind; And I quote; When God wants to drill a man Thrill a man, and skill a man When God wants to mould a man to play the noblest part; When he yearns all his heart to create so great and bold a man that all the world shall be amazed, Watch his methods, Watch his ways, how he ruthlessly perfects whom he royally elects! This great quote personifies this man whom am about to introduce. Your Excellencies Ladies and Gentlemen Standing before you today to be honored: Is a man of humble beginning, no one can ever believe that this man was once a street trader due to his poor family background. The amazing thing is that he is not ashamed of his poor past, in fact he treasures them. Ladies and Gentlemen! This man has been described by men in different ways: •To some he is a politician •To some he is a philanthropist •To some he is a business mogul •Just recently the Honorable Minister for foreign Affairs Dr. Ojo Maduekwe described him as a magician •President Olusegun Obasanjo once said that this man is known for trying to do the Impossible. Who really is this MAN? Ladies and Gentlemen •This Unique Nigerian •The great philanthropist of no equal measure •The great teacher and educationist •The great Orator of our time •The apostle of Peace and a detribalized Nigerian •The great politician kept by God for an appointed time •The great business mogul whose name is synonymous to success •The great father to thousands of poor Nigerian children •The symbol of the new generation •The standard bearer of a new Nigeria •The Emperor of the Disabled •An accomplished administrator •Former School Teacher •Former Principal of school •Former Law maker •Former Federal Commissioner •Former Presidential Aspirant •Former Chairman of Board of Parastatal •Former Presidential Adviser •Former Pro-Chancellor •Holder of National Honors •Patron, Association of local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON) •Patron and Grand Patron of associations too numerous to mention •Chairman committee of friends who spearheaded the completion of the National Ecumenical centre. •Professor of Philanthropy •Fellow African Business school (FABS) •Fellow Federal Polytechnic Idah •Fellow Federal Polytechnic Bauchi, •Grand Fellow Obafemi Awolowo Order of Free Education (OAU) Ile-Ife •National Coordinator, National Peace Forum •Founder, Rochas Professionals and Allied Group •Founder/President Rochas Foundation Inc., and Rochas Foundation Colleges •Chairman Rochas Group of companies •President, Nigerian Red Cross Society •Born in Ogboko Ideato south local government area of Imo state on the 22nd of September 1962 at exactly 12.00 pm to late Chief and Mrs. Nicholas Okorocha of blessed memory. •He grew up in Barkin Ladi Plateau state where his parent lived. •He had his primary education at St. Joseph Primary School, Barkin Ladi, Jos from 1970 to 1976 •Proceeded to JULADACO High School, Jos from 1976 – 1981 where he obtained his West African Examination Council certificate (WAEC) •He holds a Diploma in public Administration from the University of Jos. •He holds a Diploma in Law, security and conflict management from the University of Jos •He holds an advanced Diploma in public administration from the University of Jos •Holder of a Postgraduate Diploma in Management from the Benue state University •Holder of a Degree in Law (LLB) from the University of Jos •Holder of a Masters degree in Law (LLM) from the University of Jos Ladies and Gentlemen: Shakespeare in his words said; “some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them”. Like most great men, he showed early signs of precocity and ingenuity. Early in life, he imbibed the virtues of self-reliance, hard work and discipline and by strict application of these principles; he achieved phenomenal success in record time. As a teacher, he taught at the St. marks Commercial College Zawan, and rose to the position of the Principal in the same school, while on part time studies at the University of Jos. He later established the Kings commercial college in 1984 with the help of the late Gbom-Gwom Jos, Da. Dr. Fom Bot. He left teaching and school management to set up the Rochas Group of Companies in 1987. In the management of his business, he brought to bear the same sense of discipline, commitment and faith in God. Today, the Rochas Group is a blue conglomerate with interests spanning the areas of real estate, construction, commerce, Hospitality, pharmaceuticals, finance, aviation and banking. As a peace maker, he founded the National Peace foundation to afford leaders the opportunity to meet and interact for the purpose of peace and progress in our dear nation. This great man standing before you once said and I quote; “I hate injustice, I hate poverty, and any effort to prevent it should never be discouraged”. As he often says “let us talk more of the things that unite us and speak less of the evils that separate us”. As a politician, this great friend of the poor made his debut in politics when he contested and won election as a member of the National constitutional conference in 1994. As one of the youngest members of the Conference, representing Ideato North / South Federal Constituency, his vibrancy and brilliant contributions to the making of the Nigerian Constitution remains a source of inspiration to his generation and all Nigerian youth. He was later appointed Commissioner of the Federal Character Commission. This became another platform for the pursuit of his well-known campaign for peace, unity, justice and equity. Today, his imprimatur remains significant in the formulation of the policy of the Federal Character in Nigeria. He was also appointed the Chairman of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) Though his Political life has been that of mixed feelings, but he has remained dogged and resolute in the pursuit of his political career. The first anchor of his sojourn in partisan politics was the then United Nigeria Congress Party of which he was a founding member and principal financier. But that dispensation was short-lived and when the ban on politics was lifted to usher in the 3rd Republic, he teamed up with other distinguished Nigerians to found what is today Africa’s biggest political party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). A bridge between the old and young generation, he became the National Chairman of Youth Mobilization of the PDP. And his outstanding performance in that capacity, contributed immensely to the spread and strength of the PDP, as it is known today. In the build up to the 4th Republic, He contested election as Governor of Imo state in 1999, the victory still remains a mirage to all Imo sons and daughters. He later yielded to the strident national call to run for the Presidency of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, which he did on the platform of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP). His entrance brought an uncommon vibrancy and organizational efficiency that revived the hitherto comatose ANPP from a weak opposition to a strong and viable contender for political leadership of the country. He was later invited to join the Federal Cabinet by President Olusegun Obasanjo, in recognition of his value and his contributions to national development. On assumption of official duties, he turned the once dormant and unattractive office of the Special Adviser to the President on Inter-Party Relations into the most vibrant and the most effective political office in the land. He ran a presidential campaign that has been locally and internationally acclaimed as unique, innovative and edifying both in form and substance. The issues and grassroots oriented nature of his campaign brought presidential campaigns back to the table of national discourse. The colors that attended his nation-wide campaign tours brought back to Nigerians beautiful memories of the days of great politicians like Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, Chief Obafemi Awolowo and Dr. K. O. Mbadiwe. In the run-up to the 2007 PDP presidential primaries, this great politician reunited with the PDP a month to the primaries and made history as he emerged runner-up to President Umaru Musa Yar’adua. As a philanthropist Due to his humble beginnings and his Christian faith, he is unconditionally committed to alleviating the plight of the less privileged in society as a basis for economic emancipation and social justice. In fulfillment of this, he established the Rochas Foundation devoted to catering for the needs of the disabled, the poor and less privileged in society. Till today, the Rochas Foundation provides materials, educational and medical sponsorship for the less privileged. An ardent believer in the ability of man to determine his destiny, Rochas Okorocha believes that with hard work, faith in God, honesty and objective planning, all good things are possible and his life has been a fitting testimony to this belief. As he often says and I quote; “I see injustice and I ask why not justice; I see poverty and I ask why not affluence; I see the less privileged and I say why not Rochas Foundation; I see indigent children unable to acquire education and I say why not Rochas Foundation Colleges”. In pursuit of this vision, he established the Rochas Foundation Colleges, a comprehensive free secondary educational institution that offers free tuition, boarding, feeding, transportation and Medicare to over 3000 Nigerian children of the less privileged. He is a holder of numerous titles from communities and associations within and outside the country in appreciation of his service to humanity. He was conferred with the dual traditional titles of “OWELLE NDI IGBO and DAN JEKAN SOKOTO” in a unique and unprecedented ceremony by the body of traditional rulers of the South-East and the North led by the Chairman of the South-East Forum of Traditional Rulers, Eze Dr. Ezo Ukandu JP and the late Sultan of Sokoto, His Eminence Alhaji Muhammadu Maccido (CFR). He is also the OMORODUN OF YORUBALAND, the OKALA OF EHIE, TALBAN GWAGWALADA and UBAN TALAKAWA. A devout and fervent Christian, he is happily married with six children 3 boys and 3 girls outside his many adopted children. A man who believes that no matter the height, he has attained in life, his greatest joy is in identifying with his family, his roots, the poor and the less privileged in our society. A man reserved by God for the right moment to lead his people to the Promise Land. Ladies and Gentlemen permit me the special honour and privilege of presenting to you – •A former School Teacher •An accomplished administrator •A captain of industry and distinguished entrepreneur •A political strategist and mass mobilizer •The symbol of the new generation •The standard bearer of a new Nigeria •An epitome and an apostle of Peace •The Emperor of the Disabled •The benefactor of the less privileged, and incomparable philanthropist •President / CEO • • • • • •Rochas Group of Companies •Lamonde Nigeria Limited •Etha Ventures Limited •Ambjek Air Services Limited •Vaccine World Limited •The Founder/President, Rochas Foundation •Founder Rochas Foundation College Owerri •Founder Rochas Foundation College Ogboko •Founder Rochas Foundation College Kano •Founder Rochas Foundation College Jos •Founder Rochas Foundation College Ibadan •Former Member, National Constitutional Conference •Former Commissioner, Federal Character Commission •Former Presidential Aspirant, All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) •Former Presidential Aspirant, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) •Former Chairman, Nigeria Airspace Management Agency •Former Special Adviser to the President on Inter-Party Relations •National Coordinator, National Peace Forum •Former Pro-Chancellor, African Business School •President, Nigerian Red Cross Society •Professor of Philanthropy (Honors Causa) Ladies and Gentlemen, here is the OMORODUN OF YORUBALAND OKALA OF ECHIE TALBAN GWAGWALADA DAN JEKAN SOKOTO and OWELLE NDI IGBO OWELLE ANAYO ROCHAS OKOROCHA (OON) LLM, LLB, PGDM, ADPA, ADSLCM, DPA http://rochasokorocha.org/?page_id=4 |
quote What has you comment got to do with this post? Small or big, the guy's the president of the United States, beat it! Abeg who be this ITK. comot for my font jare. |
That Obama slouch in the first pic does not look presidential at all especially as most of the other guys looked relaxed. He appeared to disappear into his seat and lose much of his 6 feet plus. Is the guy scared at the sight of blood or just tension because of uncertainty at a highpoint in his presidency? |
Well done beaf. You led. Many of us also did our small part. I just hope that GEJ will not let the cabal to re-organise. Those close to him must insist on SNC or at least Restructuring the federation to practice true federalism. He must not let our efforts be in vain. |
Power is not given but taken. Tinubu became the de facto Yoruba leader by being calculative, sagacious and bold. 1/ He came into prominence throgh his funding of and other activitities in NADECO. 2/ He became governor because of 1 and tried to improve Lagos especially in his first tenure. 3/ He gained everybody's sympathy and confidence by resisting OBJ'S attempts to cripple him by refusing to obey his instuctions to abrogate the extra local govts he created in Lagos. He changed their names to LG development centres yet OBJ did not budge and starved Lagos State of their allocation for months. This helped Tinubu to discover other ways of raising funds internally and that sustained Lagos State for those months even though Lagos residents groaned at the heavy and sometimes multiple taxations and some civil servants complained of none regular payment of their salaries then. This particular event I thionk toughened Tinubu's political muscles as he found out that Lagos state could to a large extent be self-sustaining. Other states copied the idea of LGDA from him and he captured everybody's imagination. 4/ His greatest move I think is his formation of ACN from AD and making Fashola his successor in Lagos. Fasholas performance created an AC myth. Tinubu gambled rightly on leaving AD and starting AC. It appears he was being slowed down by he having to get approvals from Afenifere and he calculated correctly that he by then was bigger than they being in control of the executive powers and purse of Lagos, the only remaining and most important AD State. He floated ACN at the midterm of most SW PDP goivernors so that in 4 years time, the party would be strong enough to give them a fight since the incumbents wont be running again. That move made it possible for him to strike when PDP was at its weakest coupled with the inept performance of the outgoing PDP governors, the intra-party sqaubles in PDP in Ogun and Oyo states and the absence of BODE george and Adedibu. All these jointly helped Tinubu to emerge as the Yoruba Political leader at the moment. So Power is like energy it cannot be created or destroyed but can be converted from one form to another. So Tinubu has converted Afenifere's power to his. However He needs Afenifere to give him legitimacy since he carries a lot of baggage and also provide him with checks else he will self-destruct because of power-drunkenness because power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. |
ezendieze:You are welcome brother. Wisdom. |
Wow Solotonye logs off and iudoagwu logs on. Aluta Continua. |
solotuonye:Show me where I preached violence. Are you already getting scared? I told you that emotions in Imo are high and you are talking of preaching violence. You know that even Archbishop obinna has moved his office to INEC office . Emotions are high and Ohakim should not let it boil over. 419 ppl like to keep testing ppl's resolve till it is too late. |
ezendieze:Brother be careful how you interact with these people. No need to give them your address in Owerri because they are desperate. I do not know whether they have released Omo tat was kidnapped at Amaraku since 2 weeks ago. Just engage them here on the net and leave it at trhat. The guy you say you know be wary of him because he can be the one to give you up. See how he posts with different user names within minutes of the other to make folks think he represents many folks. They have Already taught him the Yahoo business that is why I say he might not be the person you knew before anymore, Let him sell his conscience and the future of his kin for a mess of porridge but be safe till and if the time comes to throw off anonymity by friday and beyond. |
solotuonye:Now I get where you are going. You are trying to make Ndimo not to bring down Imo if Ohakim is rigged in. This is what I call Pre-emptive damage control gear. So sorry to disa[ppoint yyou. It wont fly. We already know whom the people want. If you really want peace as you are preaching, please persuade your Oga to stand down. You appear young so I will advise you to read up on one Omoboriowo and how he was governing Ondo State from Lagos. Imolites are not naturally violent but it is no good to touch the tiger's tail. Even Social Leaders like us , Religious leaders like Archbishop Obinna and Okorocha, The Iwuanyanwus and Nzeribes ,etc, will not be able to stop Ndimo because it is their future and that of their generation unborn that is being trifled with by you guys. They will not take it. Do not say I did not tell you because like I sad before, I was in Imo 2 weeks ago and I was able to guage the emotions on the ground. The 419 ppl always like to call ppl's bluffs till it is too late. Please I beg you. You guys should read the hand writting on the wall and persuade him to accept the will of Imolites come friday. |
solotuonye:Who are thus nameless propagandists you keep talking about? Please name and shame the brain behind this syndicate that has miraculously hypnotisedf 90% of Ndimo to hate Ohakim. I am still waiting for you to address the points raised before or do you want me to repeat them? I spoke of myself and my experiencesnot any body's so-called propaganda. Bros try another tactic. The ones you are employing here are failing badly. solotuonye:Biased? That one person is doing multiple registrations here and coming only to ask for second chance for Ohakim? What Are you talking about? please up your game. |
Sagamite:At the bolded, it is hilarious at the twists and turns. Simply accept that your descriptions of Amosun as new to politics and of Oshiomole as not well educated and a few others were mistakes and move on. The humility will even earn you more respect. The twists and turns are irritating to higher minds. No one is perfect and not even the great Sagamite is above mistakes. |
Same old style. Register many Names and come up with the same funny message 'ive Ohakim a second chance' Try and be more creative please. |
solotuonye:You amaze me on how you skillfully sidestep through the landmine of questions and comments We raise and pick and choose which to answer. Imo electorate has become more sophisticated than take 3k and vote for me forget about every other thing as you are advocating here . Please try again. Once more I repeat So you do not care about Imo's future or the character of those that lead her or the fundamental human rights of the citizens he has blatantly violated? Assuming but not conceeding that Ohakim has suddenly turned Imo to a paradise so we should forget all the above I mentioned because of the paradise. But where is this your paradise? I was in Owerri Two weeks ago and I spent week there. Last year he dualized Owerri-Okigwe road up to Orji because GEJ was coming then just the way he did the Amaraku and Anara whitewashing just because Yaradua was coming then. When the elections were close by he suddenly started the Owerri ringroad to deceive Ndimo. WE know how 419ners operate and they cannot get us again. Again this: I am amazed that your rebuttal of Samuelson's records of Ohakims's human right violations was just to try to balance it with the alleged burniung of the horn by alleged Rochas thugs and that done by Ararume's . And again: What strikes me most about you defenders of Ohakim is that you stroll to NL and other Internet fora whenever Ohakim is in trouble and start spamming the whole site. Like when he flogged Samuelson in the governor's office, when his aides beat up a catholic priest, when his entourage beat someone up on Lagos streets. I suspect that it is one or two old NLers that will suddenly want to appear to be many folks supporting Ohakim. But go to the online voting and check out Ohakim's popularity on NL here. Go to the streets of Imo and hear the mind of the ppl. Ask yourself why Ohakim is so much involved with violence. The annoying thing is that he will do it and tell you that nothing will happen. And this is rubbing off on his boys who now see themselves as kings in their areas. They foist on the communities their choice of ezes, Town Union executives, community leaders, LG and CDC coordinators and of course it is their fellow 419 men. They grab land of others kidnap or kill opposing figures and Ohakim keeps beating the drums for them while he will run to Yaradua and ask him to call Udenwa to order for meddling in Imo then THe resolve to throw out Ohakim is strong because if not he will destroy Imo and gradually Igboland by completely empowering evilmen in Alaimo and Alaigbo. Ndimo must resist this at all costs. The 1996 revolt against evilmen called Otokoto riots is being replayed here through the polls. They are trying to thwart it and we must say no. Give also a good rebuttal to this: Which of the incumbent governors is struggling for reelection this year except ohakim if he has done so well. |If the power of incumbency and with the whole govt machinery behind him can only take him so far what does that say of him.|All you 419 folks are smart and know how to deceive and impress folks out of their valuables but Imo folks know what happened to them before they did the Otokoto riots. They see you 419 people have brought back that reign of terror back through Ohakim. They kno for sure that his return will seal up the fate of Ndimo and bag them finally for the kill. |AFTER Ohakim, he will hand over to another 419 man from Owerri Zone maybe Damaco or fighter or Ability who knows? How did Imo even get to this level it is struggling for its life from the hands of 419 ppl. Udenwa, OBJ and Iwu have a lot of questions to answer Imo ppl. IN their bid to stop the bad Ararume, they installed the evil Ohakim, thereby installing the dynasty of 419 rulers in Imo when Imo had chosen APGA. Ohakim symbolised the capture of Imo by naming IMSU after his godfather and the Baron of them all, Evan/s Enwerem. Cry my beloved state. You talk about investigating news when I am inside the news. What is there to investigate? The construction of the road to my town enters Ohakims' budget annually and yet we have to take a detour through another community to go home every rainy season. If it is happening to us that are in the same LG with Ohakim Do I have to visit every community to know that his claims about IRROMA are false. I told you that I spent a week in Owerri two weeks ago, I know what is on the ground if that will satisfy you. |
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