ISOPADEC Board dissolved after 24hrs! Jesus take the wheel!!!

Owelle Rochas Okorocha has done it again!!!!

Where do we start?

Governor Okorocha just dissolved the newly constituted board for the Imo State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (ISOPADEC) barely 24 hours after their appointment. He did not even allow them time to finish popping their champagne bottles…..

It is not quite clear what informed the Governor’s decision to dissolve a Board he supposedly carefully handpicked its members .

The Board was headed by one Mr. Goddy Esom Obodo (ACN stallworth). We were also made to understand that the Governor appointed a relative of his, Mr. J. Obinali as Member of the Board. It is noteworthy to mention that this Mr. Obinali is an inlaw to His Excellency. Shaking my head….. Lawd have Mercy!

Gov.Okorocha will not allow us to applaud his good deeds.. One minuite he scores high, the next minuite he scores a poor disastrous F-9……Oh! sweet Master Jesus, come down and manifest your power in Imo. The Rescue Mission needs you now more than ever!

Confusion in Governance is the worst enemy to any State. Who knows what Governor Okorocha plans to do next?

Jesus take the wheel!!

kris says:

November 5, 2011 at 12:30 AM

@ all, de dissolution of de committee was as a result of de protest carried out by de oil producing areas of imo, de law governing de appointment of members to ISOPADEC0 gives power to de oil rich areas to produce 6, six members out of 10, ten members of de committee of which de governor did not adhere to… Is he not a listening governor? Like u said let Jesus take over. GOD HELP OWELLE ROCHAS!!!

chizo says:

November 5, 2011 at 3:40 AM

@ kris… Dat is exactly wat the ISOPADEC law says, in fact de governor did a very big mistake jst because he wanted to satisfy his boys forgetting wat de out come would be bt thank God he took de right decision of dissolving it. Can u imagine de oil areas were given jst two slots…no wonder de protest. GOD DIRECT OWELLE…

Ezecollins says:

November 7, 2011 at 6:05 AM

I am not privy to the provisions of the legislative act that established the ISOPADEC but would imagine that a chief executive of a state should be and as such act accordingly. Owelle, you are a very successful bizman and I would want to think that it takes tact to be that successful in Nigeria. That’ll be all for now.