Abagworo:

You need some enlightenment on the topic. Those schools were already there but dead due to old age and attendant decay. Some were too small and needed expansion. He actually did what you are advocating for which is to upgrade the existing schools. The picture posted by Imanuelle is that of uncompleted school and should not be used as a basis to judge the final looks. I posted pictures of a completed one. From Imanuelle's picture you could deduce the previous state of the school though.

ngooka: I have not seeing any in my dear village, umuofor udo ezinihitte mbaise

some-girl:
Why leave important issues and tackle the easier ones? Electricity and roads are key in order to encourage investment.
What's education without the hope of a means of livelihood after graduation?

Billyonaire: Shameful! Very shameful!! Imo State receives average of 8 billion naira every 4 weeks and this is what we see. It doesnt cost me 25 million naira to build up a 5 bedroom duplex in Lagos and these Politician receives approximately 8 billion naira every 4 weeks but can not build excellent schools. Whats all this BS of erecting slaps as walls for schools. This is an accident waiting to happen.

Owelle wanted to sell out the Jews of Africa to the Islamists without quality achievements, fat shame.

EasternLeopard: God bless him. But he should focus more on job creation especially thru industrialization, agriculture etc which are the major things we lack in Imo state that can help the state attain financial independance.

EasternLeopard: Ola I like u but dont insult me. My friend face reality on ground. A graduate who is not gainfully employed might not be able to send his or her children to the university that is the situation on ground.

millionaireman: Hei @ mario of nairaland. You just de blow hot in defence of Gov. Okorocha and his so called achievements. I must tell you that Okorocha's political case must be closed in my place of Orlu by end of forthcoming December's conference, if most of the roads dug out in Orlu for close to two years now remain uncompleted then. People have tolerated this "shun of the shoil" enough. Okorocha govt has been punishing severely, and having the slightest regard for people of Orlu nation since it came to office. No stadium, no hotel, as promised, no tertiary institution as expected, no pipe borne water, no urban drainage. Worse is that, in Orlu, it is two years now many roads and junctions have remained barely passable. Economy crippled, depopulation, anguish for remaining population. Okorocha does not care a hoot. He would rather complete jobs outside Orlu maza maza. Now compare the huge and also sparkling construction development projects observed since 2011 in some states like Enugu, Ondo, Ekiti, and even Anambra, (let's leave nearby rich Delta, Akwa Ibom and Rivers states), then you may not be blowing hot on people who want that Okorocha, guy to wake up from slumber.

B2 mario: My dear please spare me with this issue of govt job creation, let the man just creat enably environment for industries to thrive, industries will look for imo state not imo state looking for them and by such creating employment for the citizens. Govt of china, germany and USA did not create employment by building industries rather they set up their perspective plans and integrated private sectors in its implementations, today almost 80% of their workforce are employed. India and malaysia are taking the step also. The shell and other oil companies even the MTN and other telecommunication companies that are providing employments in nigeria today were they created and own by nigerian government? The only things we need is improvement in education just like china did, improvement in power sector and in general environment and you will see industries trooping in. And another thing is for government to subsidise interest rate so that loans can be easily obtained for youlths who want to establish a small/medium industry or venture into large scale commercial agriculture. I cant advice government creating jobs because people dont take any govt owned business serious. Compare govt owned hopitals and private owned ones even universities and you'll understand what i mean. The issue of job creation should be left for private sectors. The only good job govt can creat is civil service.

DerideGull:


Are you kidding me about Rochas Okorocha creating enabling environment for industries to strive? Is he not the same governor who would want to know the LGA a prospective industrialist hails from before talking issues?

Abagworo:

You people should relax. While you are busy planning how to zone Governor Owerri, Okigwe, Mbaise or wherever have you ever pondered to think about the communities that make Imo wealthy. In 2019, the Governor has to come from Oguta or Ohaji/Egbema or are we not part of Imo State? I'll be ready to contest then.

Abagworo:

So you expect to see 120 images. Maybe someone around Aladinma should help us snap the one at Aladinma. I have seen up to 20 with my own eyes though.

DerideGull:

If your memory serves you very well, you should remember Okorocha did not win in Oguta LGA. The election in Oguta and some parts of Ohaji/Egbema LGA remains inclusive till today. It very unfathomable behavior as people from Orlu zone always take Ohaji/Egbema LGA as part of Orlu zone. The fact that Oguta, Egbema and Ohaji were once a local government does not make Ohaji/Egbema LGA an Orlu zone entity

Abagworo:

These lies and propaganda by losers is funny indeed. Dare come out to the streets of Imo and talk this kind of rubbish and see if ordinary people will not burn you to ashes.

Abagworo:

Okorocha won hands down in Oguta. I'm happy you've understood the fact. The same way your Mbaise is not actually part of the Owerri so is Oguta and Ohaji/Egbema not part of Orlu. Even if Owerri zone will get Governorship, I foresee Mbaitoli/Ikeduru axis picking it. If Orlu zone and Mbaitoli/Ikeduru vote one candidate he has won hands down.

Abagworo:

These lies and propaganda by losers is funny indeed. Dare come out to the streets of Imo and talk this kind of rubbish and see if ordinary people will not burn you to ashes.