Showing posts with label Governor Okorocha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Governor Okorocha. Show all posts

Tuesday, 2 August 2016

Ohaneze chieftain exposes how Governor Okorocha hijacked and sold Ohaneze Ndi Igbo to Buhari

Ohaneze chieftain exposes how Governor Okorocha hijacked and sold Ohaneze to Buhari

  • Ohanaeze plots to buy Nnamdi Kanu's loyalty to dislodge him
  • Kanu entirely left us out because of the character of the leaders of Ohaneze. He should have come to us, those of us that supported him would have formed a faction and this will be a square battle
  • Had Kanu accepted the freedom Ohaneze negotiated for him, he would have been finished
  • Ohaneze firmly in control of Buhari
  • We have lost focus and fighting against the interests of our people
  • Okorocha deceived us


“My purpose of disclosing this to you is because there is the need to save our people from Northern control or influence. I would have resigned as a member of Ohaneze but there is no gain; I have to stay there and keep fighting for the interest of Ndi Igbo” the source said to Ifeanyi Chijioke whom he confided in. He made it clear that Ohaneze Ndigbo has lost the voice of its own and now a puppet in the hands of Northern cabal simply because the North is in power. “Because Buhari won election, why should we fall so low to him; we are a people and we must take responsibility, we lost election and nothing can change that.


Saturday, 14 November 2015

Additional N100 billion Loan: Fight intensifies between Rochas Okorocha and Imo State Legislatures over request for additional loan

Fight intensifies Between Okorocha and Imo State Legislatures over request for additional N100 billion loan
The Biafran has gathered from a highly reliable source in the Imo State House of Assembly that there is intensifying fight between Governor Rochas Okorocha and the Imo State House of Assembly, over the former's request for an additionally loan on the heels of 26 billion naira bailout fund.

Saturday, 24 October 2015

How Gov. Rochas Okorocha beats wife to pulp over Imo workers' salaries

How Gov. Rochas Okorocha beats wife to pulp over Imo workers salaries 
If the information reaching 247ureports.com is anything to believe, then the months of unpaid salaries owed to the civil servants in the state has torn apart the first family in Imo State.

This is because the governor, His Excellency Owelle Rochas Anayo Ethelbert Okorocha, OON, has beaten up his wife for urging him to pay civil servants who were still being owed several months of salary arrears even after the federal government’s bailout fund had been released.

Monday, 29 June 2015

Group calls for Okorocha’s impeachment •Lists his sins

Group calls for Okorocha’s impeachment •Lists his sins
The Human Rights Protection and Transparency Initiative (YARPTI) has called on the Imo State House of Assembly to impeach Governor Rochas Okorocha before he completely runs the state aground.
YARPTI made the call in a letter dated June 27, 2015 and addressed to Imo lawmakers through the Clerk of the House. The letter, a copy of which is in the possession of news Express, was signed by YARPTI President Youths for Kenneth Uwadi. It reads as follows:

Friday, 22 May 2015

Okorocha, Uwajumogu in PANIC MODE! As revelations of political assasinations unravel in Imo

Okorocha, Uwajumogu in panic  mood as revelations of political assasinations unravel in Imo
As the truth of the atrocities committed by Governor Rochas Okorocha and Speaker Benjamin Uwajumogu have continued to unveil in Imo State, palpable fear has gripped the two evil men who are members of the Reformed Ogboni Fraternity.

Saturday, 18 April 2015

Governor Okorocha and Islamization of Imo State... why Okorocha must go

Governor Okorocha accepted loans from Islamic banks part of which he has been using to Islamise Imo State
On the 16th November, 2013 at the National Mosque Abuja, seventeen youths from Imo State publicly renounced Christianity and defected to Islam. Some of the converts are Suleiman Nwachukwu, Ibrahim Uchenna Ukah, Muhammad Sani Stanley Uziogwe, Bello Kelvin Nmadu, Habibullah Kosoro Ofolete, Jamilu Osita Agocha, Haruna Chichebem Nwabirika, Abdulazeez Paschal Iroegbulam, Suleiman Ifeanyi Uzoma, Adam Nduka Nweko, Dawuda Nnaemeka Uzoma, Aliyu Prince Onyekwume and Musa (Anayo) Adugbaa.