Collynzo22:

Backward northerner talking.
Take your preaching to your Boko haram and Fulani brothers, they need it more.

typical of a shallow-minded ibo kid.

Caseless:
typical of a shallow-minded ibo kid.

No wahala, just take your preaching to the people around you.
They need it a whole lot more.

It's only online Imolites (mostly nairalanders) who hasn't been to Imo state, during this tenure of the present clown at Douglas house Owerri, that will dream of Rochas coming back as the duly elected governor of Imo state. Governance isn't all about the city centre (Owerri) alone, but it encompasses the state as a whole. The model schools he promised to the state is no where to be found apart from township school. Rural roads are nothing but an eyesore . The free education thing, is a total scam. Rochas has failed woefully in all ramifications. The problem is that, once they focus their attention at fighting the presidency, they tend to forget their primary assignment, same thing is applicable to Amaechi.

Imo state need deliverance

Imolites are together, Politics may generate different opinions from different people hence their ability to make their choices in voting in an election. Everybody may not like u doesn't mean u are not loved by people. Rochas Okorocha is the best governor imo state has ever seen. We love him.

Why would the dumbass Mallam Rochas Okorocha be allowed to partake in the principles of democracy when the ninny could not conduct LGA election in Imo State for four years? For Imo State to progress, reciprocation should be order of the day. Mallam Rochas Okorocha has no business enjoying the shenanigans of electoral process in the state.

Fake story, fake title. Typical PDP propaganda on nairaland. Most of us were in Imo during the festivities and I can boldly say that Rochas will win a second term and also deliver the majority of the votes for APC in the presidential election.

Brother I am no fan of any political party , you just need to listen to the silent voices of Imolites and not what you hear or see in the present of the governor