I Regret Serving Okorocha’s Govt, Ex- TC Chairman Confesses

By onyekachi eze

The former Trasition Committee Chairman of Isu Local Government Area, Imo State, Hon. Engr. Uju Okoro has lashed at the Rescue Mission Administration of Imo State, led by Governor Rochas Okorocha over his administrative lapses in human and capital developments. The TC Chairman made this assertion in Owerri recently during the wedding ceremony of Hon. Williams Onwuzuruigbo.
Pouring out his feelings towards the present administration of Okorocha, Hon. Uju stated that he regrets ever being counted as one among other dissolved TC chairmen by Okorocha, stressing that Okorocha is nothing but a wolve in sheep clothing who parades himself like the God of Imo State, thereby violating the feelings of the masses. He further reiterated that Okorocha being the number one citizen of the state is a “rape of administration” disclosing that his primary aim is to enrich his family members and impoverish those under his jurisdiction and termed such as a total mistake to have embraced his offer in the past.
Speaking further, Hon. Uju disclosed that Okorocha is an ingrate who has failed his great party (APGA) for making him what he is today. Remarking, he revealed that if not for the total support of APGA in 2011, Okorocha would not have smelled the Governorship seat, but pointed out that instead of reciprocating the kind gestures showered on him, he turned back on them by joining APC which many have labeled as a fundamentalist party to the detriment of the Ibos. However, he enjoined the well meaning Imolites to relegate all forms of macabre dance and self appraisal from Okorocha and his coherts as they have nothing to offer.
“If he did not take time now to redress his errors in all his administrative inputs, I fear he will be resting at EFCC net for query. His incumbency will not change anything in Isu LGA as my people know clearly that APC is as good as dead. If not APGA, there is none in my area”. Hon. Uju concluded.

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