Rochas Okorocha is not an Igbo man - Ebube Agu

Rochas Okorocha the present Imo state governor is not an Igboman nor neither his parents according to Ebube Agu he got to know Rochas when they were at Plateau state by 1985 and went further to say that he worked against the people's democratic party in the last general election to ensure that Rochas Okorocha became the executive governor of Imo state but never knew he was worst than Idi Amin of Uganda by demolishing Eke-Ukwu Owerri ancient market which was rebuilt with a shop mall named after the young somotochukwu Ibeanusi the ten years old boy who was shot dead during the Eke-Ukwu Owerri market saga which Ebube agu was one of the survivors and apologized to Emeka Ihedioha for working against him because the present poor decayed infrastructural development in Imo state cannot be compared with any other south-eastern states projects in Nigeria and the free education scholarship programs with hospitals built are all deceit done with the 30% deduction from Imo state civil servants salaries and pensions. 

Thanked the coalition members of all progressive congress for suppressing Rochas and his son inlaw he is yet to learn his lessons who said there is no God ?. 
   

 

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