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Okorocha Administration: Anonymous Citizens express concerns

My anger with is that you dont come in and start doing things, with your own plans. Policies are raised at the lowest level. Why should Gov.Okorocha kill a project the prev government spent billioins to initiate. He should strengthen and mange projects Ohakim started. Question is , were those projects people oriented? If not, he should get people to manage the project. If ohakim spent 5billion, why should you come in and say it is a bad project. Ikedi was not a stupid Governor. He had good programmes. His problem was his personality. Do you need to come in and rubbish was Ohakim did without reviewing how much time and resources invested in IROMA? Pure waste!!. Ikedi was not stupd spending 4yrs on these projects.

I tell u now Joi, your guy Rochas don dey act film; dey go catch civil servants wey come late. Rather than look for common punch in technology wey common maggi company dey use for America. He go dey look late comers. The man has issues that would come out later. Mark my word. The guy like power die. Person wey dey use convoy b4 him become Governor, just wait small . The real film go soon start. Just do a baseline for water road n drainage then Hospitals ooo. Ordinary health care centers if u strengthen them u don solve 3/4 of healthcare wahala for IMO. Keep it simple dem no dey hear. There are real basic problems with simple solutions. Him wan run complex govt.

Lets not forget that those employed were only imolites not foreigners and that Your excellency, you and senator ararume openly criticized Ex Governor ohakim abt this job. On my suggestion,the ideal thing is fish out bad ones amongst the good & carry any necessary action. Laying off 12,000 or more youths for just 1hr can be detrimental(high crime rate,kidnapping etc) talk-less indefinite.This is supposed to be a rescue mission not invasion.I believe this was not part of the manifesto.There should be real sense urgency.I’m staunch supporter of APGA even b/f campaign but criticize unfairness.

Anybody who attended Assumpta Cathedral on Sunday 5th of May, 2011 would have witnessed the drama, between the Governor and His grace, Archbishop Obinna. I think our Owelle should really think over his policies and make wider consultations in his administration so as not to run into steep waters.

Who is shielding Ohakim?

If you want to kill a dog, u give him a bad name. What have 10000 youths done to be pushed out of the service. I quote the radio broadcast ‘10000 youths that were given jobs three weeks to the expiration of the erstwhile Ikiri is hereby suspended’ now tell me 10000 youths that started receiving appointment letter since Nov. 2010 is now tagged people who received their appointment letter in May 2010. With all due respect his excellency OWELLE ROCHAS ANAYO OKOROCHA please i will like someone close to him to tell him to review the appointments to really find out those employed to punish the incoming administration. Beware of bad advisers .Thank you.

His Excellency Owelle Ndi Igbo,Imolites,especially the 10,000 jobs beneficiaries,their families and indeed the people who slept in the INEC office for days to protect their votes for you for no charge,are directly or indirectly affected by your unilateral suspension declaration. Know that a Necklace is better not dislocated because it can never be same.THINK WELL BEFORE TREATING SENSITIVE MATTERS LIKE YOUTH ISSUES.

I was with some Senators the other day in Abuja. I heard Ohakim settled Rochas very well not to probe him in Imo State. Rochas Promised not to but will somehow play along with the masses to fight Ikiri but nothing will come out of it. Because they reminded me about Rochas Inauguration speech. He said he wont probe Ikiri because if he probes Ikiri, probing will not stop therefore, he will move forward. I heard this one with my own ears so now they are saying it is because of the cash ikiri gave him.

CHIOMA: There have been three demonstrations so far to register their unhappiness over some rash decisions he has taken. Eg. The 10,000 jobs, thats the one that really touched me. Revoking jobs? Just because you want to counter Ohakim’s policies.

JOI JOHN: Gov.Okorocha may have had a rocky start, I’m sure things will calm down.

CHIOMA: No oh. He shouldnt calm down oh! He should be doing Hurricane approach. All he promised, he is going against, where is his intergrity. Where is his interigty? I have always known you cant hold him to his words. I thought the Ohakim scenario may have taught him a few things.All he promised, he is going against, where is his intergrity. Where is his interigty?

DISCLAIMER:

Please be advised that the opinions above do not represent the views of IMO STATE BLOG. All I did was to COPY and PASTE.

Biko kwa!

7 Responses to "Okorocha Administration: Anonymous Citizens express concerns"

Linda says:

June 13, 2011 at 5:24 AM

Let’s give Gov Okorocha a chance and see if there is a plan to turn things into positive outcomes.

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OparaIkeduru says:

June 13, 2011 at 11:44 AM

The present chaotic situation is what Ohakim really intended to achieve,it was a campaign strategy to win a 2nd term, and alternatively rock the boat for the new government if he lost.

There is no way Imo state civil service as is presently constituted can absorb 5,000 new staff let alone 10,000!

I have been privileged to have access to Imo State financial position while working with a top commercial bank.
IMSU for instance CANNOT pay a month’s salaries without negotiating for overdraft from their bankers.

If I may ask,what is the productivity level of the civil service juxtaposed with the revenue profile of the state? The old men and women in the civil service refuse to retire because they keep bribing those in Personnel to alter their dates of birth and other official records.

I support Rochas,painful as it may seem to most of the workers who will lose their jobs (I have close friends and relatives who were affected too),the truth is that economically Imo state is wrecked.No single industry,except hotels.Everyone hopes on the civil service for sustenance.

Its really sad that successive governments had dull,unimaginative brains.Only a surgical operation will rescue Imo State.Let us see what Rochas will come up with in the upcoming days.

The affected employees should go ahead with the verification exercise so that the wheat can be sifted from the chaff!

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Watchman says:

June 13, 2011 at 12:13 PM

Gov Okorocha should just do his work faithfully. Days are gone when government act anyhow.

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me ik says:

June 17, 2011 at 7:08 PM

do u know jude agbaso rochas deputy was a us based ganster who jumpd bail.he once rode in ow in open roof wit gals.drove power bike arnd town like a kid, how did rochas make his ist million.i dey laff

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Ezeowere says:

June 24, 2011 at 4:31 PM

Ehm mr Me Ik, You don’t really expect us to believe you, do you? I believe you were around during the electioneering campaign and as such you should have raised this issue. The US that we all know has data of crimes and offenses committed even before jude was born and as such will readily make it available to the relevant on such request. And just to ask what issues you have with someone ridding in an open roof car or a high performance motor bike? I am not in any way writing in defense of jude however, the fact is that he is now the deputy governor of a state elected alongside a governor popularly chosen my Imo people and the fact you do not have regards for that worries me about you. Perhaps you’re not aware days are gone for baseless accusations and stuff against elected officials. Grow up and go get a life 4 yaself. Ezeowere (Baile Atha Cliath, Eire)

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Your head says:

June 30, 2011 at 1:26 PM

I am shocked at what some of you Imolites write about your governor. Freedom of speech does not mean foolishness of speech. That the past governor approved and employed 10000 jobs before leaving office, and you have not seen anything about it imakes me worrisome about you. Pls drop a pen and go find something doing, and if you must pick one, then go to school first and learn ‘reasoning ability’
Why did not Ohakin employ the 10,000 youths as soon as he got to the government house, or did the youths just return from the moon? And if he can’t carry that overhead while he was 4 years in office, what justifies passing such a heavy load to his successor? It won’t be a shock at all if he has hired some useless writers like you to mess us the state with your useless pen, brain and suggestions. ‘Me sef – I laugh,’
People like your are bad news for Imo State. I pray not to read any of your articles again. No thanks as all

ADMIN or whatever you call your name(s), i can’t state my e-mail else you’ll send those your useless writeups to my box.

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1. Chidi Udeagu says:
  
  July 2, 2011 at 4:24 PM
  
  I think you are new here. if there is anybody that was agaist Ikedi Ohakim, it was this girl. If there was anybody who supported Rochas, it was this girl. check before you write.
  
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Okorocha Administration: Anonymous Citizens express concerns

Anybody who attended Assumpta Cathedral on Sunday 5th of May, 2011 would have witnessed the drama, between the Governor and His grace, Archbishop Obinna. I think our Owelle should really think over his policies and make wider consultations in his administration so as not to run into steep waters.

Who is shielding Ohakim?

CHIOMA: There have been three demonstrations so far to register their unhappiness over some rash decisions he has taken. Eg. The 10,000 jobs, thats the one that really touched me. Revoking jobs? Just because you want to counter Ohakim’s policies.

JOI JOHN: Gov.Okorocha may have had a rocky start, I’m sure things will calm down.

DISCLAIMER:

Please be advised that the opinions above do not represent the views of IMO STATE BLOG. All I did was to COPY and PASTE.

Biko kwa!

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