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rokiatu: My man most beautiful are

1 Stephanie Okereke

2 Juliet Ibrahim

3 Angela Okorie



Mine

1 Omotola

2 Yvonne Okoro


3 Genevieve


4 Jackie appiah


5 Yvonne nelson


6 Mercy


7 Stephanie Okereke

Baby UKWU GI G'EGBUM m *singing*

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EMMASON125: 3 industrious son. Why not concentrate on Agbero and Omonile we specialized on? Must we copy igbos?

God punish u dia. Copy igbos unto wetin? You are so blind that you can't see the highlighted names abi. bush pig

Abagworo: They say performance speaks louder than noise. Imo youths are battle ready for any anti-Rochas moves. Casualties will emerge soon. We are too exposed to be deceived by PDP and their propaganda. Where are the 6 bombers caught in Owerri?

You evil disciple of a malicious and malevolent demon! What dirty performance are you talking about? Which imo youths are battle ready for what? I'm sure what's giving you and your vicious master rochas d' rogue fake confidence and hope is the hundreds of mercenary touts being recruited by rochas in the name of imo security guards( unfortunately the illiterate f00ls have absolutely no idea they are being nurtured for election rigging which won't even work), I pity the f00ls because by the time they receive the hot steel bullets on their fore heads and chests from the AK-47 barrels of the Nigerian army come 2015, nobe pesin go tell dem mak dem no work 4 de devil again in dia next life. Hopeless Confused buffoons.

Douglasdale: After all your epistle. Just 2 comments. Lmao

@ least 70+ people have viewed and read my epistle, more are still reading.

[b] The Lepata Mambu – commonly known
now as “Vuvuzela” – is a noisemaking
plastic horn which football fans now use
to cheer on their team. It is South
Africa’s contribution to the world of
sports, and in many ways is an
appropriate metaphor for the self-
involved crass called governance in Imo state today under Governor Anayo
“Rochas d' rogue” Okorocha. One of the effects of
the vuvuzela, aside from making loud
noises, is that it can also cause a loss of
hearing. Rochas Okorocha’s use of the
political vuvuzela – what the Igbo would
call “ndi Otimkpu” – paid, professional
noisemakers – has probably caused him
loss both of insight and hearing. Imo
State is plodding along listlessly under
misgovernance.
At the crucial moment during the
election that brought in Governor
Okorocha, I warned about the man. He
was a flash-in-the pan – with his empty
and gratuitous populism which had little
substance. He came on the guise of
“philanthropist,” and I warned that
enlightened societies do value equality
over charity. We did not need the
charity of philanthropy in Imo State,
what is clearly needed is the spade work
that would use the power of the state to
stanch poverty, disease, unemployment,
and provide equal access to efficient
healthcare, well-designed public
transportation, well-built and
provisioned cities, quality education, and
security.
Okorocha had no ideas, and rode on a
profound level of disenchantment with
the Ohakim administration, using the
APGA platform, to arrive to power. It is
clear now that Imo electorates have
seen evidence of his inabilities to govern
and provide 21stcentury leadership to
the state. It is shocking to me that such
a state with its wide array of intellectual
and professional talent, would continue
to allow a political bantam weight to
preside over its affairs, and stymie its
potential, and much less, try to
bamboozle the people with what are
largely paperweight claims to public
service. Now, three situations in the past
month have raised more questions
about Rochas Okorocha’s government in
Imo State: one, the contract scandal
involving a Lebanese contractor now
haunts Okorocha with the EFCC clearing
his former Deputy, Jude Agbaso of the
malfeasance. EFCC basically throws back
the question to Okorocha about the
contract, and it is now imperative that
the Imo State House of Assembly revisit
the premise of its erstwhile action.
The Imo State House of Assembly which
has thus far failed the people of Imo
State in this dispensation by its frequent
complicity with the Executive Arm did
act with unusual decisiveness some months ago
when its members refused to listen or
debate the budget presentation by
Governor Okorocha.
As required by law, to give backing to
the Appropriation Act or the spending
warrant to the government under a
democracy, the legislature must pass
that Act into law. Imo legislators have
backed away from giving Governor
Okorocha any further authority to spend
Imo State’s money until he accounts for
money approved for last year’s budget.
That is a good thing. Never mind that
some of the proposed plans in that
budget – things like the billions of Naira
budgeted to build a “City Gate” for
Owerri – were totally uncalled for, yet
the legislators have demanded that the
governor show proof of expenditure as
approved by the parliament of the
state. Governor Rochas Okorocha has
yet to account for the monies nor has he
yet presented his budget for the current
fiscal year. Months back, Dr. Viola Onwuliri,
the Minister of Foreign Affairs basically
accused Governor Okorocha of
misappropriating Imo State’s share of
Federal appropriations, particularly the
Federal grants to the Local government
Authorities which the state government
manages under a joint account; the
Disaster Relief Fund, and the SURE-P
allocations: “What we have on ground in
the local government areas of the state
is not commensurate with the huge
funds so far collected from the
federation account for nearly three
years,” Mrs. Onwuliri said quite
pointedly. Sadly,
neither Governor Okorocha nor his
office has responded to these
assertions.
Even the likes of the outspoken Catholic
Archbishop of Owerri, Dr. Anthony
Obinna, who had been an early
supporter of Okorocha began quite
early to distance himself from the
administration when it emerged not too
long after the elections that Okorocha
had very little sustainable ideas about
taking Imo State to the next level, or
even any close to the level that the
legendary Sam Mbakwe left off. No
governor thus far has measured up to
Mbakwe’s effective and forward looking
administration. I think it had more to do
with Mbakwe’s distinct fiber and
background: he was established
professionally as a successful Lawyer in
Aba, and was therefore grounded with
the facts of the people’s life and
aspiration. He was not a Helicopter
politician who lived in Abuja, Lagos, Jos
or New York and just flew to run as
governor. He was a product of the
internal negotiations that threw up his
candidacy, and he surrounded himself
with quality men – the likes of Willie
Onyejiaka, Ray Ofoegbu, Alex Emeziem,
Dr. Aguocha, and such other sterling
characters who could stand shoulder-to-
shoulder with him.
Okorocha acts more like a proconsul
rather than a servant of the people. I've been in
Owerri for quite some time
and it's been clear that
Okorocha’s government is
fundamentally out of touch with the
aspiration of the Imo people. True, there
were some cosmetic touch-ups on the
City of Owerri, but they were of poor
quality of work. The street lights on
Whethral for instance were cheap
garden variety lights that had been put
there without the level of professional
intricacy that attends such public
investments.
There was the new Civic Center now
being built where once was the Imo
Motels, and it is of a disgraceful quality
of architectural design and construction.
By the Assumpta/Okigwe/ Orlu Road
roundabout, an ecumenical center with
a very byzantine/Islamic wall design that
basically oppressed and offended the
sensibility of the Owerri population, and
it was all cheap. The most telling of
Okorocha’s heresies is the destruction
and removal of the Owerri City Library,
and its replacement with some other
structure. This of course is the height of
Okorocha’s philistinism; his lack of
intellectual pedigree, and his inability to
understand the significance of City
libraries as both cultural markers and
abodes of city memory. Generations of
the users of that library built under the
Eastern Nigerian Library system were
the beneficiaries of an enlightened age
now darkened by the likes of Rochas
Okorocha. He promised free education,
and it is all a mirage. His school building
constructions are like the rest of his
work in Imo State, cheap, paperweight
projects. It is important for the Imo
State House therefore to move against
Governor Okorocha, and compel him to
fully account for the use of the Imo
public fund, or shut off any further
access by this administration to any
further use of Imo State’s accounts until
Imo people vote this governor out of
that office. Enough is enough.[/b]

krall: Any where you turn "APC" with that nonsense broom poster looks back at you . every 100 yards you see a different one . it is an eyesore. I tore 3 that my hand could reach in the night. Let me find a good electrician ladder and destroy the tall bill boards remaining

God bless you real good brother, that's the true spirit of a real Nigerian. I pray you get more strength to carry on this wonderful crusade.

arewafederation: In every 10 Ibos, 9 are very stupid.
A wise ibo man Abagworo gave a candid advise to his brothers, but you see them dancing all over the place like cockroaches talking trash.
Tufiakwa

I'm not surprised that such meaningless,purposeless and totally insignificant rants came from the confused puppet called Abagworo. Judging from his posts you can deduce that he is Anti-igbo, Anti-progress, Anti-development etc I don't blame him because that's how every crew member in Rochas' evil bandwagon reasons, they never make sense just like their f00lish mentor Rochas de rogue.

Valicious1 25c5a14b hehe

fijiano202: i love this phrase ''If what i have done cannot bring me back,i quit.Must i be here? is it my father's throne''.....i wish our politicians could rule with this orientation and belief

Na pesin wey no sabi rochas, the f00l can build 100,00000 sky scrappers within 2 minutes just with d words of his mouth and that's the exact tool he has been using to finish and brutalize us here in Imo state. the roads he built during the initial stages of his tenure have all been washed off by the little july rains.
I was at one of the events where the rogue had the guts to insist that every voter must attach 200 naira to his/her voting/party card to vote for him, surely rochas is a master in the act of extortion, their are nothing less than 15-20 different tax force bodies in owerri alone operating on daily bases and constantly bullying,beating, harassing and extorting money and other valuables from innocent commuters/citizens in owerri. When Ohakim was on seat, their were only TWO tax force bodies that existed (ENTRACO and civil guard) which were headed by Mr Willie Amadi, but this man Rochas came and increased the number to 15+,.

Anyway, shey na 2015 dey corner, that would surely be his day of reckoning

elohorayodele: Prove it then I go believe.

Ok I'm the one in the pic.

elohorayodele: Leave pic oga and do a practical. Splitting wood with your hand at the axe-head is not possible. When you have tried it pls lemme know. Taste of the pudding is in the eating, not watching pictures of it.

What if I tell u say na me dey dat pic?

But wait o if say dis guy na igbo wetin 4 don full dis thread na "igbo kwenu"

lrguru: hmmm, are we expecting any copulat1on or conjugal bliss from u two ex-village champions any time soon? Pls don't fail to notify us so we can come over and eat so freshly cooked homemade akpu n egusi soul. Guy press on, no dulling

Hehe una go put hand beg am mak she gree me 1st

elohorayodele: Would love to watch you tear a big log of timber with your hand very near the axe-head. The reaction on ur face would be so sweet. You sure say u don really use axe b4?

Doubting thomas oya see sample....

tchidi: Haba Oga na... ... You na Master oº°˚...

Wetin Face front o

obiscolly: Lol...i just remembered the chorus of their hit track 'busy body'....if you do me i do you..

He's definitely a man of his words.

Bros de chorus of 'busy body' nobe do me I do u o. ' 'Do me' na anoda song altogether

lakpalakpa: How come you people aren't complaining about T.A. Orji and Martins Elechi??

What about Enugu and Anambra?? Are those states now Eldorados??

Shameless lying PDP cankerworms!!

No need calling names here doochbag. I'm using imo state as a yardstick because I'm currently in Imo state, I can see with my eyes what's happening here so Let those in the states you mentioned provide the scorecard of their various governors' administration.

dechandel: Hi

you're an angel, would be delighted to know u more

dechandel: Nice concept
Nice pictures

Creativity at its best
#melikey

Hi dee

bestestgirl: ok O! I wont argue with such a Master, but think of it, the effort that would be exerted (while using the axe in that position) would be insane!! but then maybe you boys do it deliberately in order to build muscles. We girls on the other hand, look for how to pieces the wood with as little effort as possible.

U also use de axe? I love homely babes wanna know u more

bestestgirl: His hand shouldn"t be near the head of the axe, both hands should be close to the end of the long handle, makes for a better swing. #speakingfromexperience

On the contrary dear, when using an axe, u hold it with both hands with one hand up near the head of the axe and the other holding the rest of the shaft, this makes for a firmer grip, maintains control and delivers a more powerful blow. #na we rock tins 4 villa dose days

bestestgirl: Nice concept, very creative.
That firewood breaking pic sha, the guy no hold the axe well o!
I love the afro hairdos,reminds me of some of my Dad's pictures

How else do u expect him 2 hold de axe dear?

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allanphash7: no be dis girl say she be virgin?

Wetin com hapun?

lacidi: There is nothing like 'an hybrid'. The correct pronunciation is 'a hybrid'. The 'h' is actually pronounced and is not silent. That you cannot pronounce 'h' does not mean you should also write the way you speak. There is nothing like 'an house', 'an honda car', 'an hole'! Do you guys write like this in secondary school? Na wao!

God bless you real good bro.