Former deputy governor of Rivers State, Engr Tele Ikuru, expressed that he left office a broke man as he did not get any parting gift from his boss, former Governor Rotimi Amaech.

Ikuru who dumped the All Progressives Congress, APC, for the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, few days to the last presidential election, said Amaechi did not recognise with the good works he did while in office and that was why he was not given gifts when leaving office on May 29.

He said, “I served the government for seven years and seven months under Amaechi, because I was with Omehia for five months. At the end of the seven years and seven months Amaechi did not think that I deserved any parting gift despite the fact that in the course of this administration, by reason of the office I occupied, I returned several monies to him valued at over N2 billion cash at different times during one assignment or another.

“By reason of my contribution, I also saved not less than N100 billion for the state government over the period. At the end of the seven years and seven months, my boss left me hard and dry, nothing and no penny to go home with.”

He added that he dumped the APC for PDP later in order to show his support for the re-election of former President Jonathan Goodluck.

http://www.nigerianheadlines.com/tele-ikuru-i-left-office-a-broke-man-former-rivers-deputy/

that's why i advice against ErrandBoys.

LMAO

We don hear... Kpele!

I really don't understand Nigerian politicians , wasn't he paid his salary as at when due ? But he still expected that whatever was left in the coffers will be shared amongst them when leaving , the amazing thing is that he thinks its okay.

As a broke man.. Dis man is high..

idupaul:
I really don't understand Nigerian politicians , wasn't he paid his salary as at when due ? But he still expected that whatever was left in the coffers will be shared amongst them when leaving , the amazing thing is that he thinks its okay.

Gbam!

when a nigerian politician calls himself a broke man what should the man at the grassroots call himsef