solmus: Oyo State alone is bigger than SouthEast.... Lol
Na land be your life problem, furtunately I have hecters of it in excess and I can sell half a plot to Emeka and turn him to slave with the Omo onile gang beating and extorting him since he has no C of O
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They don’t use land mass as criterion to create states in countries of saner people.
You want one Nigeria but regard other Nigerians in your domain as strangers- no C of O for lands they built on.
Don’t remain in ignorance till the end of the world.
Yes, they are ignorant of the law by calling you Supreme Court governor, but after they see you as anti-continuity and anti-progress, they get justified by calling you all sorts of names, including Supreme Court governor.
For example, one of the first tasks of your predecessor was establish a committee which established full ownership of the university facility his predecessor built in his hometown to IMSG. Eight months after you became governor, you have not said a word about how to use the multi billion Naira university facility to expand education institutions in Imo state. You rather quickly went into building new tertiary education institutions. How do you expect normal people to see this action of yours? You knew that all sections of Imo state ganged up against Okorocha plan to succeed himself and possibly convert this university to full private to himself. You got favored by the gang up against Okorocha.
Adams Oshiomwole as governor built a new university in his senatorial district. His successor quickly used it as state university.
Abagworo: It is always better to pay a visit to Ideato before and after Okorocha to determine if he did nothing or something. Sincerely Okorocha did well for everyone and the evidences are there. He dualized the major road from Orlu to Akokwa and also dualized another major road from Obiohia to Urualla in Ideato North/South. He built the best University in Southeast at Ideato South, built another College of Medical Science and Nursing at same Ideato. Built Police College, Orashi Resort and also rebuilt most major markets to something more modern across communities.
Most of these people are those who feel dwarfed by Okorocha's popularity and find solace in anything that will help them dwindle it. I always come with verifiable facts. Below is picture of the dualized Obioha road and the Police College built and commissioned by Okorocha during construction and day of. commission.
Okorocha dabbled into naming Eastern Palm University a Govt/Private institution when Owerri mounted opposition to relocating IMSU to Ideato, and some key figures from Ideato also opposed Okorocha then because of petty party politics.
Okorocha is the only politician who thought and did big for Ideato nation.
Ideato people going to Gov Uzodinma but without mentioning the university is suspicious.
Of course, Imo state will not allow Okorocha to own the university. Unless Ideato wants such a huge edifice to rot as some sections of the state would want, because of resistance to wholly taking , or expansion of any of the many universities in the state capital out to another part of the state.
Adams Oshiomwole built a university in his village when he was governor. He left office, his successor converted the university to state university.
B2mario: Magnificent estate built by Rochas in Owerri
This is one of the many urban roads scrapped and abandoned by Rochas Okorocha in Orlu - the headquarters of his senatorial district, after he joined APC and started to tell everyone: “I am building our dear state capital city, Owerri, to international standard ”
Rochas never knew that charity begins at home. For him, home is Ogboko and Owerri .
Rochas made sure that he left about 98% of Orlu Municipal LGA rotten before he left office.
Una eye go clear if Rochas becomes president,,he will tell una that he is building Abuja to international standard, but abandons Owerri and other major Nigerian cities to rot.
Visa ban for Nigerians who committed election violence is like scratching the back of the offenders.
Does the Uk not see that election violence in Nigeria is a product of the rigged political structure of Nigeria favoring northern region which arrogated near veto power on the political class from the northern region?
Does Great Britain not see that three regions of Nigeria it granted independent Nigeria in 1960 had been adjusted by successive northern military dictators to favor northern Nigeria, and which causes the secessionist moves in southern Nigeria?
B2mario: Is that a new autonomous community? After Mgbee in Orlu LGA the next community is Ogboko. I really need someone from Ideato south to clarify us here.
Ugbelle is older Community than Orlu itself, according to age-old gradings of Communities in Orlu area. Next time, don’t go into matters you know nothing or little about.
To clarify, if you leave Orlu going to Akokwa through the dual carriage road you show here and there online, going downhill towards Ideato, after about 2kms, you meet Ugbelle Community in Orlu LGA.
After about 4kms or so, you get to the roundabout at Ideato South LGA, then leave the dual carriage road at the first exit at the roundabout, you then start to approach Ogboko in Ideato South LGA where Eastern Palm University is located.
B2mario: Oga please stop this your madness, which zone is Ideato south? And what is the distance between Ogboko and Orlu city?
Are you not the one always shouting here that Owerri people convinced Rochas to abandon Imo university site in Orlu? You have been lamenting here that Imo state government should make use of the facility in Ogboko as a campus of Imo state University so as to attract more development to Orlu, now you are trying to say that Ogboko and Ideato south is not Orlu. Guy, it's now clear that you are an agent paid to destabilize Imo state government. You speak from the both sides of your mouth.
And on serious note, new universities are cited at outskirts of towns so as to attract development to the area and expand the size of the town. Immediately you leave Orlu and enter Ideato south the first community you will get is Ogboko. And the new University still bear Orlu address.
I'm yet to understand your motive here.
Ugbelle is the next community you get after Orlu on going to Ideato.
It’s no point joining issues about Imo with you bacause you don’t know much about Imo state
B2mario & others who write there and here that Eastern Palm University is in Orlu, take note:
Eastern Palm University is in Ideato South LGA, nearly halfway between Okigwe and Orlu, but not in Orlu.
If you you continue to say the untruth that Eastern Palm University is in Orlu, the people of Owerri will always want Eastern Palm University to continue to be idle, and possibly decay, because Owerri tells the half truth that IMSUTH in Orlu which is not a university, is Orlu’s share of IMSU, and therefore, main IMSU must remain in Owerri, despite that Owerri hosts FUTO, AIFCE - a quasi university, PolyNekede, FERCOLAT, and Imopoly nearest Owerri. People of Owerri therefore say that Eastern Palm University can rot. Owerri gave the fight against Okorocha government which made it use style of Private/IMSG on Eastern Palm University. But Okorocha later registered Eastern Palm University as Imo state government university - never Private/Government university. Adams Oshiomwole did similar thing in Edo state, but today, Edo University built by Oshiomwole is a full Edo state government university.
One section of Imo state believe that everything good in the state must be located in its zone.
Nobody would believe that Hope Uzodinma would position enmity between him and Okorocha in front, therefore, he has said nothing about Eastern Palm University since he came to office as governor. Okorocha has never contested the recommendations of the Ihedioha government committee to use Eastern Palm University as campus of IMSU. The ball about Eastern Palm University is now at the court of Hope Uzodinma.
B2mario: He is not right in anyway. Rochas did his best in Imo state considering the resources that was available to him. The the Ebonyi state he used as reference what is the level of her recurrent expenditure compared to imo state, was there any free education to all levels in Ebonyi state, what is the size of Abakiliki compared to Owerri, did Umahi construct 10 higher institutions as constructed by Rochas? What is the status of community/village markets in Ebonyi state compared to Imo state? How many roads does Umahi expand to 10-lanes compared to what Rochas did? How many conference centers, stadia, event squares, federal high court, and skill acquisition centers did Umahi builld in Ebonyi?
Orlu has been neglected by previous governments of imo state except Udenwa, but Rochas did his little best by dualising all the major roads in Orlu town, built new markets and plazas. He also built 5 new higher institutions in and around Orlu city.
Just watch the hand of Rochas in the below video. 80%of the roads in the video were constructed by Rochas, all the 10 lane roads. This video was taken in 2020, despite the neglect and the destruction of Rochas' projects by the immediate past governor Owerri still look good.
I will post the pictures of higher institutions he built in Orlu.
FYI, this Eastern Palm University is in Ideato South LGA, nearly halfway between Okigwe and Orlu, but not in Orlu.
If you you continue to say the untruth that Eastern Palm University is in Orlu, the people of Owerri will always want Eastern Palm University to continue to be idle and possibly decay, because Owerri tells the half truth that IMSUTH in Orlu which is not a university is Orlu’s share of IMSU, and that main IMSU remains a share of Owerri, despite that Owerri hosts FUTO, AIFCE - a quasi university, PolyNekede, FERCOLAT, and Imopoly nearest Owerri. People of Owerri therefore say that Eastern Palm University can rot.
Nobody would believe that Hope Uzodinma would position enmity with Okorocha in front, therefore he has said nothing about Eastern Palm University since he came to office as governor. Okorocha has never contested the recommendations of the Ihedioha government committee to use Eastern Palm University as campus of IMSU. The ball about Eastern Palm University is now at the court of Hope Uzodinma.
enshi: over the years since independence especially, Nigeria has witnessed quite a number of murder cases. some of theses cases were resolved and the culprits brought to book. other saw no resolution and up until now are still mysteries to the nation.
i write to educate the younger generations about these unsolved murders and to also let our security bodies know that the Nigeria public has not forgotten about these cases.
Again, if anyone knows the solution to the resolution and or the extent and level these cases are presently he or she can come up and give hints. the souls of these persons who were murdered in cold blood may just be the reason our dear country is suffering so many losses in diverse sectors
1. BOLA IGE
Born: 13 September 1930, Osun Assassinated: 23 December 2001, Ibadan He was born in Kaduna, the former capital of defunct Northern Nigeria to a humble family and by dint of hard work and the grace of God rose to the top of his chosen profession – the legal profession and his vocation – politics. He moved to the west at the age of thirteen in 1943 and attended the prestigious Ibadan Grammar School and the University of Ibadan where he studied Classics.
His leadership traits manifested early in life when at the age of twenty-three he became the organizing secretary of the defunct Action Group in 1953. He used his charisma and natural organizational ability to increase the membership of the party far beyond the west where it was founded in 1951 as an offshoot of the Egbe Omo Oduduwa. He later studied law at the University of London and was called to the inner temple bar in 1961. He returned home immediately and formed Bola Ige and co, a law firm that produced many legal luminaries.
2. DELE GIWA
Dele Giwa (16 March 1947 – 19 October 1986) Sumonu Oladele "Baines" Giwa was born on 16 March 1947 to a poor family working in the palace of Oba Adesoji Aderemi, the Ooni of Ife. He attended local Authority Modern School in Lagere, Ile-lfe. When his father moved to Oduduwa College, Ile-Ife as a laundry man, he gained admission to that school.[1] Dele Giwa travelled to the USA for his higher education, earning a BA in English from Brooklyn College in 1977 and enrolled for a Graduate program at Fordham University. He worked for The New York Times as a news assistant for four years after which he relocated to Nigeria to work with Daily Times. Dele Giwa was killed by a mail bomb in his Lagos home on 19 October 1986.[10] The assassination occurred two days after he had been interviewed by State Security Service (SSS) officials. In an off-the-record interview with airport journalists, Lt. Col. A.K. Togun, the Deputy Director of the SSS had claimed that on 9 October Dele Giwa and Alex Ibru had organised a media parley for media executives and the newly created SSS. Togun claimed that it was at this meeting that the SSS and the media executives reached a secret censorship agreement. Under this agreement, the media was to report any story with potential to embarrass the government to the SSS before they tried to publish same.[11]
Giwa had been invited by the SSS to their headquarters for the first time on 19 September 1986 after writing an article in which he described the newly introduced Second-Tier Foreign Exchange Market (SFEM) as "God's experiment" and suggested that if SFEM failed, the people would will stone their leaders in the streets. Giwa was interviewed and his statement taken by two SSS operatives. He was later taken to meet with Lt Col Togun, the deputy director of the agency in his office. Togun is reported to have told Giwa that he found nothing offensive in the story as Giwa had also stated in the same story that he was hopeful that Babangida seemed determined to make SFEM work.
3. KUDIRAT ABIOLA
Kudirat Abiola (1951 – 4 June 1996) was a Nigerian proShe was born in 1951 in Zaria in Nigeria. Alhaja Kudirat Abiola was the second woman to have married her husband. At the time of her death, she was his senior wife.[2]
She was assassinated whilst her husband was being detained by the Nigerian Government.[3] Her husband was believed to have been the winning candidate in the Nigerian elections that had taken place in 1993, and he was arrested shortly after they were annulled by the government of the dictator Ibrahim Babangida. The killing was the subject of an investigation and trial many years later. According to accounts, the murder was ordered and then carried out by six men. Abiola died in her car from machine gun fire. Her driver also died. Her personal assistant, who was later accused of being involved with her assassins, was in the car but was not hurt.[2]
Her husband continued to be detained without charge after her death. He died in suspicious circumstances just before it was said that he was to be released on 7 July 1998-democracy campaigner. She was assassinated whilst her husband, Moshood Abiola, was being detained by the Nigerian Government.
4. FUNSHO WILLIAMS (May 9, 1948 – July 27, 2006) Funsho Williams attended the St. Paul's Catholic school at Ebute Metta and later St Gregory's College, Lagos.[1] In 1968, he studied at the University of Lagos, attaining a degree in civil engineering. He then went on to attend the New Jersey Institute of Technology for his Master's degree. In the mid-1990s, Williams decided to enter into politics in order that he could formulate policy, rather than just carry it out. He first joined the United Nigeria Congress Party (UNCP), but after the suspicious death of its leader, General Sani Abacha he moved to the Alliance for Democracy (AD).
After a short time, Williams again switched parties, this time to the People's Democratic Party (PDP).They had won the 2003 elections under the leadership of President Olusegun Obasanjo.
Williams had stood twice before in the Lagos State Governorship (Gubernatorial) election. At the time of his death he was hoping to be nominated as the PDP Gubernatorial candidate for Lagos State. He had vowed to wrest control of the wealthy state from the Alliance for Democracy Party. On July 27, 2006, Funsho Williams was found bound, strangled, and stabbed at his home in Dolphin Estate, Ikoyi, an exclusive and wealthy neighborhood in Lagos.[3]
On July 28, 2006, two people were arrested in connection with his death. One was his campaign manager, and the other was a senator and former Works Minister Kingsley Adeseye Ogunlewe. Ogunlewe was also hoping to be the PDP Gubernatorial candidate.[2].
Williams was laid to rest at the Victoria Court Cemetery, Lagos.[4] He was survived by his wife, Hilda, and four children
5. EUNICE OLAWALE (born, July 23, 1974) a deaconess of the Divine Touch Parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God and a mother of seven. She was an indigene of Ekiti State and had been married to her husband, Elisha Olawale, from Ondo state since 2000. She was described by her husband as hardworking, God-fearing and supportive in sustaining the family. She was also described by others as a humble woman and a passionate preacher. The family lived in the Kubwa area of the capital city of Abuja, Nigeria. She was well known to have been preaching in that area for many years..Eunice usually left her home every morning at 5 a.m. before dawn to evangelize (usually referred to as morning cry) in the streets of Abuja. Several days before her gruesome murder, she overheard nearby Muslims comment about her preaching, that she should be chased away. She also overheard another conversation from a mosque behind their home which implied that her preaching wasn't the truth about God. After she informed her husband about what she heard, he cautioned her to be careful.[7] After those incidents, Eunice suspended her daily morning evangelism for about a week after which she resumed. A Muslim cleric who came to their house requested for food for his Islamic school. After she stated that she didn't have any food to give him at that time, he left.[8]
Eunice was murdered on the 9th of July, 2016 after she left the house at the usual time to preach. According to several media reports, Eunice was murdered between 5 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. Accounts differ as to the exact manner she was murdered. Several reports stated that she was beheaded and stabbed.[9] Other sources stated that she was stabbed multiple times in the stomach and the leg before bleeding to death. People heard her screaming "Blood of Jesus!" at about the time she was murdered.[7] At around 6: 30 to 7:30 am, her husband Olawale woke up from his bed. The first sign of his wife's murder were alarming calls from his children about comments made by some nearby football players, specifying a woman killed while preaching and her lifeless body laying on the ground in a pool of blood. Immediately, he heard the information, Olawale dialed his wife's phone to verify, but realized it had been switched off. Afterwards, Olawale got more information and directive to confirm his dead wife at the police station. He saw her lifeless body. Her megaphone, bible and mobile phone were still close to her body. The gruesome murder of Eunice sparked outrage on social media among Nigerians especially between Christians and Muslims which further revealed divides among religious lines. The state of religious tolerance in the country became an issue of concern. Six suspects were arrested in connection with the murder. Many residents living close to the area where Eunice was murdered moved away for fear of being arrested as suspects. Christians were urged to protect themselves as much as possible especially while evangelizing. The wife of the Vice President, Oludolapo Osinbajo and pastor E. A. Adeboye paid condolence visits to the family. Her burial was put on hold until further investigations revealed the perpetrators and brought them to justice. Eunice's murder did not deter other preachers, one of whom was reported to continue her morning preaching at the exact spot Eunice was murdered. The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) gave the Nigerian police 14 days ultimatum to undergo further investigations pertaining to her murder and bring the perpetrators to book. Her death case remains unresolved
6. Marshal Alex Badeh (retd.), Badeh was shot dead along the Abuja-Keffi Expressway, a large number of Nigerians are still skeptical whether the real killers have been found.
Although the police said they had arrested some suspects, who admitted to killing the former CDS, more than a few Nigerians have raised eyebrows on the development.
Badeh, who was murdered on December 18, 2018, while returning from his farm, was the only person killed out of the three occupants of the vehicle.
This has continued to fuel speculations that it was not a robbery attack, but assassination
riously in Abuja. According to an official report, he was killed by a hit-and-run driver, but the family was not allowed to carry out a post-mortem to ascertain the cause of his death.
However, the day he was reportedly knocked down by the car, his remains were prepared for burial before his wife and other family members could see his corpse. They were not allowed to have his body. Odeleke was a critic of the military government at the time. Till date, the matter could have been forgotten by many, including the security agencies, save for his loved ones.
Also, on Friday, October 6, 1995, between 8.15am and 8.30am, Chief Alfred Rewane, a businessman and close associate of late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, was murdered in his residence in Ikeja, Lagos State, by five yet-to-be-identified men.
Although the police arrested seven persons in connection with the crime, five of them died while in detention and the remaining two were freed based on weak evidence presented by the prosecution. That was the end of the case.
On November 12, 1995, James Kalto, a journalist and a former writer with Tell and Tempo, was abducted and murdered. He was believed to be one of the many victims of Gen Sani Abacha’s brutal rule. His death remains a mirage and his killers remain faceless till date.
The cruel fate also befell the Peoples Democratic Party National Vice Chairman, Chief Aminasoari Dikibo, who was murdered on February 6, 2004. The killers were never apprehended, though the police, according to some analysts, allegedly adopted a face-saving tactic of parading some armed robbers as the suspects.
Marshall Harry Another puzzling assassination was that of the National Vice-Chairman of the defunct All Nigeria Peoples Party and Muhammadu Buhari’s presidential campaign coordinator in 2003, Marshall Harry. He was brutally murdered in his Abuja residence before the 2003 presidential election and as of the time of filing this report, nobody had been apprehended for the crime.
Also unresolved was the July 2006 assassination of Funsho Williams, a PDP governorship aspirant in Lagos State. He was found bound, strangled and stabbed at his home in Dolphin Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos.
Although the police arraigned some suspects before the court, Justice Adeniyi Adebajo of the Lagos High Court freed the suspects charged with Williams’ murder for lack of evidence by the prosecution.
Also, on Monday, January 25, 2010, assassins killed Otunba Dipo Dina, the 2007 Action Congress governorship candidate in Ogun State, in the Ota area of the state.
Security sources had said Dina was attacked while returning from Abeokuta, the state capital, to his home in Lagos.
One after the other, each of the murder shall be resolved when Nigeria becomes a country for all Nigerians, if ever Nigeria can be.
Murder related to politics directed by northern Nigeria which holds Nigeria at its finger tips after northern soldiers restructured Nigeria politically to favor Fulani.
Beautiful Ak. Neighbor Imo state has hotels in state capital to celebrate, after about 40 years of Owerri as state capital; hotels springing up in state capital due to concentration of all government tertiary education institutions in Imo state in the state capital, with more than 150,000 girls in the tertiary education institutions here in the state capital, for SEEX Tourists. Rest of the state in ruins. Those favored by the ugly phenomenon fight every Imo state governor who talks about decentralization of government tertiary education institutions in the state from state capital to other places in the state that have nothing.
Gov Hope Uzodinma, please stop holding enmity with old politicians in your senatorial district, before they start to undo your guber tenure.
People are wide awake. Take public opinion for something. Nigerians are wide awake observing your actions as governor; loads of your actions have to do with keeping malice and old prejudices.
Walahi, some of gov Uzodinma actions as governor are bewildering.
Former APC governor in Imo state spent billions of Naira to build a new university facility for the state, registered the university with National Universities Commission as a state university.
Even the former PDP governor of the state set up a committee which decided that the university be part of the state university. Every reasonable person excepted governor Uzodinma to not waste a day before he starts to use the Eastern Palm University to educate his people.
But Uzodinma has been acting as if the university facility does not exist.
IgboSomalia: Obaseki is merely gathering materials for Tribunal. By tomorrow evening, Iyamu would be handed the Certificate of Return and Obaseki can go meet his supporters at Nkalagu, Abakaliki and Aba.
pattern of living is totally different from Owerri and Orlu.
Owerri live in clusters while Orlu lives separated which tilts towards anambra pattern of living maybe because of proximity.
It’s not proximity to Anambra.
The culture and traditions of Owerri area are nearly same as Ikwerre in Rivers state.
Owerri has little or no ties with Orlu, except Igbo, Imo state.
That’s why Owerri lobbied and watched, still lobbies and watches, all state and federal institutions that can induce modern development be located in Owerri alone in Imo state; no consideration for Orlu and Okigwe that share Imo state with Owerri.
That’s why a person from Owerri derives joy online in calling parts of their state - Orlu, Okigwe- a bush or village. Can one see any Anambra person joyfully call a part of Anambra state a bush place, call an urban area in Anambra a village? Unlike Imo, Anambra groups share identical cultures.
oneeast3: I can list up to 100 of such failed projects of okoroawusa , ihedioha, Ohakkm and hopeless Uzodimma. Imo state is gone already.
It’s frightening what has been going on in Imo state. A state governor spent the state’s funds to build development projects. The next governor kills the projects because either the projects are not built in his home area, or the projects are not completed, or not done appropriately.
Imo state is unique in this.
University built with IMSG funds in Ideato is wasting because it’s not built in state capital area.
Owerri-Orlu dualized express road nearly completed by Okorocha government was demoted and destroyed by Ihedioha government to narrow single lane highway.
Cjrane2: Just help enlighten Orlu people to remember their area. I remember one Mr Ifeanyi from Orlu who used to live in Kaduna. He owned so many properties, commercial plaza for electronics shops and hotels there, but in Orlu he still struggled the tiny family home with his older siblings! He didn't even consider building a miniature version of his Kaduna hotel in his hometown.
If even Orlu people refuse to develop their land, who will do it for them?? Orlu people should learn from Nnewi people who are similarly disadvantaged by not ruling Anambra, but they refused to abandon their town. Apart from being state capital, Owerri people have managed to build and get others to come build in Owerri. I know many of them that insist on having something in Owerri no matter how little. As they display confidence in investing in Owerri, other non Owerri people will also gain confidence to invest in Owerri.
Owerri people still cluster together and live in huts in Owerri nch’ise at Owerri central, still cluster in huts like Ikwerre people all over Owerri senatorial zone. It’s Owerri culture.
Orlu people don’t live like that. Orlu people build mansions separated from one another,
Most of the mansions you see in Owerri are owned by Orlu people.
Orlu still remains behind Owerri because of three consecutive governors who told themselves that they have issues with one or two politicians from Orlu, so they extend their aggression to the whole of Orlu, deny Orlu what’s due to it.
IMSG has invested too much in building in state capital city since 1976.
Make Orlu and other places in the state modern for Imo people by building urban roads, extend multi faculty government university facility, treated pipe borne water supply system, etc, to Orlu and other places in Imo state. It’s no sin.
Why bring the boring argument of Owerri was capital of the “world,” Orlu is a village, into this?
That Owerri was capital of wherever before is inconsequential now, except for history purpose.
That Orlu and Owerri were nearly on the same level of urban development in 1976 when Imo state was created, is inconsequential now, except for purpose of history.
What’s important now is that Owerri cannot continue to host all instruments of government that induce development in the state only for Owerri alone - Orlu has nothing. It’s catastrophic distribution of govt resources before 1999, before Orlu people had opportunity in a democracy to participate in politics of location of government institutions that induce development.
But what’s the need of Owerri was capital of this Umuahia was capital of that?
What is important is level of urbanization in every town before and now.
Calabar was the first capital of Nigeria. Not even a foolish Calabar man can now come out to say: because Calabar was capital of Nigeria, therefore Calabar must be made by government to have all development institutions in Nigeria, get all government patronage, while rest of Nigeria waits. This is the impression our bros from Owerri drop here.
Politics › Re: Hope Uzodinma: Those Calling Me ‘Supreme Court Governor’ Are Ignorant by kikake: 10:40am On Sep 26, 2020
