Saturday, 13 October 2012

PDP, ANPP, slam Okorocha for closing schools, markets for birthday


Leaders of opposition parties in Imo State have berated Governor Rochas Okorocha for closing public schools, government institutions and markets for his 50th birthday and the 10th anniversary of his foundation.

Last Monday, schools, ministries and markets were closed throughout the state to celebrate the governor’s birthday, the 10th anniversary of the Rochas Foundation and the graduation of over 1,000 pupils of the Rochas Foundation College.

Describing the situation as “an abnormal setting”, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), through its Publicity Secretary, Chief Blyden Amajirionwu, said the state had never witnessed such display of power and wastage of public funds.

The party scribe alleged that “the state is in the firm grip of a lawless and unstructured government”.

According to him, closing down economic activities and approving three days’ public holiday to celebrate a birthday was an act of intimidation against the governed.

Amajirionwu said: “There was an unprecedented buying of air time on Television and Radio with people’s money.”

The Imo State Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), through its Secretary, Mr. Christian Oguoma, said: “It amounts to misplacement of priority for the state government to be throwing a multi-million naira birthday bash while over 500,000 residents, who were displaced by ravaging floods, are still sleeping under the trees at the mercy of the weather.”

The All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) Chairman, Vitalis Ajumbe, chided the governor for closing down government institutions to celebrate his birthday and the anniversary of his private institution.

He said: “Where in the world are governors shutting down their states to celebrate birthday parties? This is waste of public funds. He (Okorocha) should be reminded that government is not run as a private business.”

The Southeast Chairman of the Campaign for Democracy (CD), Comrade Uzor A. Uzor, described the elaborate birthday celebration as “unacceptable and unbecoming of a public servant who should be accountable to the people the elected him to manage their common wealth”.

Wednesday, 19 September 2012

Kalu can't speak to us

Facts have started emerging on how former abia gov orji uzor kalu lobbied to be the guest speaker at obafemi awolowo university . The event which comes up tomorrow is already generating uproar as students of OAU are protesting the choice kalu who is on trail for corruption to speak on leadership whch they see as an insult to the academic community. The students wondered how a man who is drop out could come in an academic environment to fool himself. The students are organising themselves to embarrass kalu. We learnt that he paid a top officer of the school to get the opportunity to speak. We equally learnt that kalu is reaching out the students,as he is desperately searching for relevance having been rubbished politically . Observers are eager to see if he will deliver the speech in igbo. Let's wait and see

Wednesday, 12 September 2012

Odimegwu Onwumere has been arrested over rape of a 10 year old girl in Porthacourt

 
 
Odimegwu Onwumere
 
Self styled poet Odimegwu Onwumere who was recently arrested and released has
been arrested again by the police over the rape of a 10 year old girl in Porthacourt.
Odimegwu who is Uzor Kalus pimp and his mothers boy friend was arrested in mile 2 diobu
 after his atrocities. Odimegwu a known informant to kidnappers , is being detained
and may be charged to court soon. The celebrated con man who specialises in
blackmailing politicians it was learnt has sought the intervention of Uzor Kalu.
According to our source the former Abia gov is tired with Odimegwus life style which
 he described as very reckless. Kalu is however hooked as any attempt not to help
Odimegwu will force his boy to expose him, a situation kalu may not like.
Odimegwus parents have already disowned him. The parents of the raped girl have
 called on the IG not to spare Odimegwu, as it will serve as a deterrent to others.