OKOROCHA TAKES UNDUE LIBERTY IN CASTING ASPERSIONS ON IKEDI OHAKIM.

·         Con Men Understand That Their Job Is Not To Use
Facts To Convince Skeptics But To Use Words To
Help The Gullible To Believe What They Want To
Believe” - Thomas Sowell
In the last one year or more, Governor Rochas Okorocha has taken undue liberty in casting aspersions on his predecessors in a manner that suggests a properly choreographed attempt to divert attention and perhaps seek alibi for obvious lapses in his administrative style characterized by volte faces,

THE UGLY SIDE OF SECTION 308 SO CALLED EXECUTIVE IMMUNITY) EXTENDED BY OUR CONSTITUTION TO GOVERNORS AND THE PRESIDENT
Today January 24 2013, the Governor of Imo State, his Excellency Ethelbert Anayo Okorocha (aka Rochas) has embarked on an official visit to the United State purely for the purpose of retail propaganda against his predecessor. The governor of Imo State has engaged in this journey at the same time the speaker and deputy speaker of the Imo House of Assembly have ran away to India in order to avoid EFCC’s arrest.

 On Thursday January 23rd 2013, EFCC came and arrested the clerk of the Imo House of Assembly. The Arrest of the clerk of Imo House of Assembly has to do with the N13.3 bond money left by Governor Ikedi Ohakim. The bond money was taken for income yielding infrastructural investment such as the Imo connectivity motor way with transverses 19 Local Government from Sam Mbakwe airport in Ngor Okpala to Oguta wonder Lake and which included thirteen toll gates and wonder lake project. Bonds from the capital market are significantly lower than the loans from Commercial Banks in terms of interest rate. Generally, Commercial Bank interest rates in Nigeria hover around anywhere between 22%-27%, but bonds are generally under

EFCC did't arrest me – Ikedi Ohakim

Ohakim denies being arrested, says newspaper report aims to paint him in a bad light. Contrary to a report by an Owerri based Newspaper publication which claimed that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has summoned the immediate past Governor of Imo State, Dr Ikedi Ohakim, it has been discovered that Ohakim was neither summoned nor arrested by the Agency.

Speaking to Imo Trumpeta on phone from his Abuja base, Ohakim said he was embarrassed with the said publication, which seemed to have painted him in bad light as there was no iota of truth in the said report, adding that it was the figment of the writer(s) imagination. Ohakim who spoke to this newspaper ( Imo Trumpeta ) exactly at 12.30 pm yesterday, said he was speaking from his office at Asokoro,Abuja, and wondered from where the Owerri based Newspaper got its information to state he was being summoned by the anti-graft body. “I was not arrested nor invited by EFCC. I learnt Announcer Express wrote that I was arrested. Where did they get their information?” Ohakim queried. The former Governor wondered what EFCC wants him for, asking if he did anything that warrants EFCC invitation. “What did I do that EFCC would arrest me? If EFCC invites me, I will go. In fact, since I left office, the Agency had invited me once or twice to come and give information when needed. It was a routine affair, but I was at all times left to go home. But I have never been arrested before by EFCC, as I am speaking to you now from any office at Asokoro” he told Imo Trumpeta. culled from Imo Trumpeta

RE: “Ohakim is my brother”; Owelle lied.

Is Ex-Ohakim truly a brother to the present Governor of Imo state, Owelle Rochas Okorocha? Considering the strain relationship between this figures, one would be left with an option that this claim by Okorocha can not be true. See link to read more...RE: “Ohakim is my brother”; Owelle lied. – By C.Ukoha

Okorocha used us to claim undue glory-Contractors .

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“Majority of us are crying. Most of us are in pains. We feel dribbled, used and swindled. There is nothing wrong in trusting the governor and his government.”  Nigeria Newspoint - Okorocha used us to claim undue glory-Contractors  A report by the Nigeria Newspoint says, road contractors working for Imo State government have denied receiving any amount, not even the claimed N13.9 billion payment from the state government. They have challenged the government to publish the names of the companies it paid the money to.

BIANCA FORGED OJUKWU'S WILL SAYS SON, EMEKA

Ojukwu's Will, the last may not have been heard, as Emeka, late Ojukwu's son describe the Will presented by Barr Emeka Onyemelukwe, as fake, contesting that he is a private counsel to Ambassador Bianca Ojukwu and not that of late Emeka Ojukwu. Bianca Forged Ojukwu’s Will Says Son, Emeka

Imo Govt Embark On Massive Renovation Of Schools In 3 LGs

Okorocha's gaint stride in education in Imo state commendable , as the state governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha has directed for immediate renovation of all public schools in the 3 adjudged less advantaged local government areas in the state.
According to the Pointblanknews, the local government areas are Onuimo, Ngor-Okpala and Ohaji-Egbema.
Gov. Okorocha who dropped this hint after

OHAKIM, come back. Ngor/Okpala regretsnot voting Ohakim

Ohakim, please come back and complete your tenure before hunger and starvation wipes us off. This was the  outcry by mourners and sympathizers who momentarily forgot about a burial of one of their own and started singing the praises of the ex-governor, appealing to him to come back Nigeria Newspoint - 2011: Ngor/Okpala regretsnot voting Ohakim

IMO FREE EDUCATION A RUSE? STUDENTS REJECT FREE EDUCATION

Students of tertiary institutions in Imo State have rejected the free education being offered them by the state government, and asked for the payment of their bursary instead of claiming to be offering them free education which according to them is not feasible.

The students operating under the umbrella of National Association of Imo State Students (NAISS) took the decision of the rejection, at their expanded executive meeting weekend, in a communiqué signed by the National President of NAISS, Comrade Madunezim Lugard; National Vice President, Comrade Progress Nwachukwu;