Okorocha, who spoke on Wednesday, at Eziama Obierie in Nkwerre Local Government Area of the state, during the burial service of Jemaimah Nwosu, mother of his son-in-law, Uche Nwosu, said “Imo is bleeding because of insecurity.”
Instead of taking violent approach, Okorocha, asked youths to wait till 2023 and vote out bad governance through an electoral process. Okorocha, who wept, said this was not the same state he governed for eight years and handed over in 2019. He said six serving governors could not attend the funeral rites because of the insecurity in the state.
Okorocha said, “I want to appeal to the youth to stop venting their anger of bad governance by killing innocent citizens. This is not the Imo I used to know.
Okorocha the weeping senator 😂😂
Just the way you were booted out
Make Dem give am handkerchief. While he was the Governor of Imo state... Was he not a BAD LEADER too. Governor of statute
That's how we roll...Now Okorocha has also become Saint because we have a Hope...same GEJ became Saint because we have Buhari.
Votes don’t count in Nigeria 🇳🇬, if the people’s votes count then Buhari should sign the Electoral bill every genuine Nigerian is begging him to sign. Una dey deceive una self
Mr. Sculptor. You will the first to be booted out.
Even PMB wept so many times and asked Nigerians to vote out bad leaders. Today he's the most corrupt and wicked leader since the inception of democracy in Nigeria.
The same Rochas who was voted out but kidnapped the INEC returning officer for Imo West (Orlu) senatorial zone. Forcing the INEC official him to certify him winner. That Rochas?!! If there is a hell some people have first class ticket booked.
Till they vote him to stop breathing
Youth don't be carried away with the weeping. This is not the one that comes with joy.
Okorocha why are you weeping, you're among the leaders.
😊😀😃😎
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