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Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by RolandAkachukwu(m): 8:06pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
PRESS STATEMENT: RESPONSE TO GOVERNOR ROCHAS OKOROCHA FROM CHIEF FEMI FANI-KAYODE Rochas Okorocha’s jibe at Chief Femi Fani-Kayode following the wide doubts expressed by Nigerians at the authenticity of the photograph emanating from the APC governors’ purported visit to Muhammadu Buhari in London is a sign of desperation to serve the evil purposes for which the Imo State governor has been procured. This is true to the character of Okorocha who is well known for his garrulousness which he ridiculously mistakes for oratory, with which, unfortunately, he has been misleading the good people of Imo State. Okorocha is nothing but a dirty, cheap, fat, ugly frog that mistakes himself for a monkey simply because he can hop. A man who serves and defends a president and government that have murdered, insulted, marginalized and humiliated more of his own Igbo people than any other government in the history of Nigeria outside of the civil war. For a man whose party has unprecedentedly threatened to arrest the moment he steps out from the immunity he currently enjoys, Rochas should actually be hiding his head in shame when men like Fani-Kayode are talking. Uche Onyeagucha, an APC chieftain and a former member of the House of Representatives, has accused Okorocha of lying serially when he said he had spoilt Imo people with projects when in fact Rochas has only littered the state with a plethora of abandoned projects, most of which exist only on paper. In lampooning the delinquent governor, Onyeagucha had said: “…Rochas should be in prison for the way and manner he has looted Imo State. He should rather be sewing his prison uniform. “At the appropriate time, Imo people will beam to the world, the many grisly misdeeds of this cruel administration… He has deceived our people for too long, he has bamboozled them with lies, and we have tolerated it long enough.” Need we say more? A man who deceitfully created a phantom Imo Air that soon disappeared into thin air without any notice after it was commissioned with so much pomp and circumstance does not deserve any serious attention. His deceit and cruelty has since been confirmed by Imo people, and his vicious credentials qualifies him for a regular mental check. The truth of the matter is that Fani-Kayode and Rochas are not in the same class. Imo people thought otherwise but today they know better. Our joy for them is that 2019 is just around the corner. They will surely kick him out, and his emptiness would be exposed. The truth that scares the likes of Okorocha is that Fani-Kayode is a confirmed Cambridge-trained lawyer whose great grandfather, Rev Emmanuel Adedapo Kayode, his grandfather, Victor Adedapo Kayode were UK-trained, and his father, Chief Remilekun Fani-Kayode, was not just a prominent lawyer who finished from Cambridge University in 1941 and came top in the British Bar examination for the whole of British Commonwealth of nations, he was also the Deputy Premier of Western Nigeria, and the one who successfully moved for Nigeria’s independence in the Federal House of Assembly in 1958. He was a Queens Counsel, the third Nigerian to be made a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, and set up the first indigenous law firm with the erudite late Chief Frederick Rotimi Williams and Chief Bode Thomas. One can go on and on. Chief Femi Fani-Kayode himself needs no introduction. A Cambridge trained-lawyer who was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1985, he practiced law in the firm of Kayode & Sowemimo before he ventured into politics where he rose to the peak of his career, becoming a two-time minister of the Federal Republic after being appointed the first ever Special Assistant on Public Affairs to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The import of all these is that Rochas has no history backing up his claim to fame today. He is alleged to come from an unknown root as his paternity is believed to still be very much in doubt even in Imo State. We know those who worship mammon and have sold their souls to the devil to acquire it and also to become governor. With time we shall expose their evil deeds including why they go about in customised diapers as a consequence of their evil and unnatural copulation even with donkeys just to acquire fame, money and power. One then wonders how such a man whose highest educational qualification is a mere Advanced Diploma would dare attack Fani-Kayode. A man that when you mention the name Williams Shakespeare to he would ask you if that is the name of his village barber rather than being one of the greatest literary minds and writer ever known in history. That is how primitive, uneducated and backward the walking statue is. If not for the kind of system that we run in Nigeria, men like Rochas should be seeking to write JAMB now in pursuit of their first degree. He probably would have been given admission now based on trial or pity because we know he has a very low intelligence quotient (IQ). Rochas should remember that he is a slave. If he was not a governor, FFK would have had him crawl on his knees and kiss his feet. He should know his place and stay out of our line of fire for his own good. In our own humble estimation, we think it is just too unfortunate that such a low life is leading an Imo State of erudite scholars, scientists, highly educated and successful businessmen/women, political giants, legal gurus etc. Our consolation, like Onyeagucha advised, is that Rochas Okorocha seemed to have attacked Fani-Kayode while sewing his prison uniform. The imagination of life after government house could have affected his mental state leading him to spew gibberish- Jude Ndukwe is Special Adviser (media) to Chief Femi Fani-Kayode |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by helovesme(f): 8:19pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
I have been expecting this. ![]() ![]() Okorocha should never have replied FKK. I knew FKK would drag him through the mud with an epic clap back. ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by okawanyi(m): 8:24pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
Brutality! 1 Like |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by Nobody: 8:26pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
![]() Interesting.... Rochas doesn't have the IQ to confront FFK. 1 Like |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by BERNIMOORE: 8:36pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
I expect this but then i can't type anything again just just laughing hard and water just refused coming out of my eyes because this Ffk gboro gan ni o, too hot for the likes of any APC at this moment ![]() 2 Likes |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by Ekiseme(m): 8:40pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
KO |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by Grundig: 8:41pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
I don laugh die. Fani Kayode and his media assistant are mad. Jeebus! On a more serious note, this is childish. The gloating, the chest beating and self aggrandisement are over the top and unnecessary. 1 Like |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by tesppidd: 9:15pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
Fani Kayode always only has two clap backs. One is that somebody is ugly, Two is that he graduated from Cambridge. He only brags about what his mother and father gave him. His mother gave him his so called good looks while his father gave him cambridge education. He has made nothing of himself other than d1cckriding for political positions. And then you have senseless people like the ones here applauding him, calling it clap back. nonsense. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by virtual7(m): 9:20pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
OK but South west Govs names start with A, that is Ambode, Aregbesola, Akeredolu, Amosun Ajimobi....u know what A means to an Examination candidate. Unfortunately, Ekiti has Fayose with letter F.... You also know what that means. Shine ur eyes��� 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by Nobody: 9:27pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
virtual7:Mor*n his name is Ayodele. |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by Chikpat(m): 9:31pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
If Nigeria was America, ppl lyk Fani Kayode - a spoilt child of a wild bitch will not be talking while serving jail terms. But den, Naija n Naija n wu get mouth just dey whine am anyhow. We need more responsible ppl to be talkn , discussn relevant issues not small boys lyk fani |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by Nobody: 9:33pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
Chikpat: 1 Like
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Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by DerideGull(m): 9:39pm On Jul 25, 2017 |
What I wished for the idiotic okoroawusa cannot be put in prints and cannot be wished to an enemy. |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by virtual7(m): 5:02am On Jul 26, 2017 |
NgcoboP: Ewu... Who release you |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by fergie001: 5:59am On Jul 26, 2017 |
Chikpat:So rochas is the responsible one talking sense abi? This man,Rochas is a mistake IMO will never forget |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by pelumi111: 6:50am On Jul 26, 2017 |
I do think FFK is a fool but in recent times when you read his writeup you will know his kinda knowledgeable mean while Rochas has been a fool since he entered Politics |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by Nobody: 6:58am On Jul 26, 2017 |
virtual7:What a beffiting name for your lineage |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by AustineE1: 7:09am On Jul 26, 2017 |
Rochas the shamless con man,you tried it with Willie Obiano,you got served,you tried it with FFK you got served,if only you have shame. You should ve known that those who live in glass houses dont throw stones. You went to London with other governors,the came back and kept mute because they simply cant defend the situation of things the met in London. But in your usual shamelessness and culture of deception,you ve been singing like a bird. If only you have shame If only you ve not lost your conscience If only you ve not sold your soul your situation seems irredeemable!!! 1 Like |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by UzuegbuProsper(m): 7:18am On Jul 26, 2017 |
MISSILE.......WHAT HON. Irouno Chukwunonye SAID AS HE REPLIES FEMI FANI KAYODE ON HIS ATTACK ON GOVERNOR OKOROCHA! It is only those who are regrettably gullible,incurably hateful or fanatically jealous of the infectious popularity, undeniable productive philanthropy,cerebral personal accomplishments, manifest public sector achievements and visible giant strides of Rochas Okorocha, that will celebrate and repost Femi Kayode's sing song of an attack. No sound mind of history and lover of decent politics will associate himself with Femi Fani Kayode,a known merchant of derisive falsehoods, glorified irredeemable insaner,notorious disparaging vampire and putrid propagandist, whose caustic remarks in the name of political marketing threw former President Goodluck Jonathan out of office. Kayode and his media charlatans are not even aware that Governor Rochas Okorocha, verifiably holds Bachelor and Master's Degrees in Law from the University of Jos,he doesn't brag about it, in realization that the education of many children of poor parentage which remains his priority is of utmost concern to him. We will continue to celebrate Rochas because it is an indubitable fact,that no Nigerian, dead or alive,has his enviable record in human capital development, establishing the Rochas Foundation Colleges in the six geopolitical zones of the country,where children of the poor and less privileged go to school free of charge. No level of ill conceived tantrums can pull Rochas down,especially, when we know that it is only a big tree with riped fruits on it,standing at conspicuous position,that will always attract random stones. |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by AustineE1: 7:21am On Jul 26, 2017 |
Chikpat:Then if it where in America,Rochas would have been in White House. And your sick president would not have informed Americans what is actually wrong with him,even after 70 days outside America. Just like Rochas,you are an olodo of the highest order. Your comment is only good for comic relief! |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by UzuegbuProsper(m): 7:21am On Jul 26, 2017 |
FEMI FANI-KAYODE, ONYEAGOCHA: BETWEEN WRENS AND THE SOARING EAGLE By ONWUASOANYA FCC JONES That individuals like Femi Fani-Kayode and Uche Onyeagucha could think they are verbally sparring with a colossus like Governor Rochas Okorocha is one of the prices one has to pay for submitting himself to public office. These men do not qualify to be in the lowest rungs among the personal staff of Okorocha and his Rochas Group of companies. At the time Okorocha started dining with heads of States of some of the worlds most respected countries and had heads of international and United Nations agencies at his beck and call, individuals like Onyeagucha, the jailbird and his new found ‘boyfriend’, Femi Fani-Kayode were still carrying files around government offices, looking for one lowly placed government official or the other whose shoes they may polish (with their tongues, if the need be), in order to have some money to maintain their notoriously hedonistic indulgences. Onyeagocha, the son of a teacher and Fani-Kayode, the son of a lawyer obviously share more in common than just being failed lawyers who have not been able to argue out any notable case in court, but jumped to the seemingly easy route to wealth which they both see politics as. Both men are intellectually lousy and could have only become visible in a political system like ours, where garrulity and loutishness are seen as signs of vibrancy and most unfortunately, charisma. To them, mendacity is a talent which they are ready to consistently hone like Christiano Ronaldo is determinedly honing his dribbling and goal scoring skills in order to remain relevant in politics. Sneaky and parasitic, both men are also dependent on the goodwill of another strong politician before they can make any impact in politics. For Onyeagucha, such gamble had earned him a House of Representatives seat, when, what a majority of those who voted him knew was that they were voting for Odumegwu Ojukwu’s Party. unconfirmed reports has it that more than 80% of those who voted for APGA in Owerri Federal Constituency in the 2003 general elections had never heard the name, Uche Onyeagocha. As at 2011, some people close to Onyeagocha alleged that he was on the verge of selling off some of the choice properties he acquired during his time in the House of Representatives in order to put food on his family’s table, but for Governor Okorocha who rescued him by appointing him into his government as a Special Adviser. Grapevine also has it that the Obinze born former lawmaker was also one of those who tried to sabotage the efforts of the Okorocha administration by failing to complete some projects awarded to them to do. Onyeagucha worked with Okorocha’s administration till the end of his first term,and hung around like a hawk waiting for something to pounce on after Okorocha’s inauguration for second term. Two years into Okorocha’s second term and it appeared to him that nothing was forthcoming, Onyeagucha turned colors and became the most virulent critic of the same administration he served for six years, and marketed to Imo people as the best thing that has happened to the State since its creation. He was always in the media granting press interviews to convince Imo voters on why a second term to Okorocha is the best thing that would happen to the State. At what point did Onyeagucha realize that Okorocha litters the State with abandoned projects? He might be thinking that some of the projects he was allegedly assigned to do under a direct labour arrangement are still abandoned. The other day, I drove to the General Hospital in Mbaitoli and found out that someone else has been assigned to complete the project, while it is suspected that another person was actually awarded the contract and paid in full, but that person allegedly made away with the money after doing a very shabby job, albeit, incompletely. Till we are able to develop a political culture where people with traceable professional, entrepreneurial or even political background are allowed to handle political offices, we may continue to contend with leadership baggage like Femi Fani-Kayode and Uche Onyeagocha. Political offices are so sensitive and have a lot to do with the collective fate of a people that we do not allow people who see it as a platform to experiment their failed ‘guymanness’ to get close to power. It will be good to get a professional, entrepreneurial or even political dossier of either FFK or Onyeagocha before mother luck smiled on them. Anyone whose parents can afford to pay his or her school fees and cater for other financial demands of theirs can actually become a lawyer. We can have some respect for individuals who went through tertiary education, self-sponsored. It is easy to understand the moral poverty of individuals who came straight from been spoon fed by their parents to occupy public offices. Individuals who do not know what it means to earn a small amount of money, save part of it and at the same time pay for your rents, buy your clothes, and do other things for yourself at less than fifteen years of age without depending on parents or some relatives. Would either Onyeagucha or Fani-Kayode had gone beyond being wheelbarrow pushers in either Afor Obinze or Aiyegbanju market in Osogbo, if they had something close to the humble background from which Okorocha picked himself up and has soared to one of the tallest heights as one of Africa’s most respected leaders? The spirits of industry, creativity, courage, integrity, compassion and modesty which propelled Okorocha to the height he is in today are alien to the duo of Onyeagucha and Femi, hence, I cannot agree less with the man who thinks that loquacity is a measure of intelligence and political sagacity that he is not in the same class with Okorocha. In saner clans, Femi Fani-Kayode would hold a thanksgiving service, if he is employed in Okorocha’s house to wash cars. That is, if personal attributes are measures for success, rather than parental background. It is instructive that at close to 57 years of age, Femi Fani-Kayode’s most highlighted column in his Curriculum Vitae is the fact that he is the son of the senior, more respectable and obviously more industrious Fani-Kayode. The next is the fact that he was pampered to attend the prestigious Cambridge University where his father also graduated top of his class as a lawyer. The question any reasonable reader would want Femi to answer is; would he have been appointed a supervisory councilor in his local council if he was not the son of Chief Victor Babaremilekun Adetokunbo Fani-Kayode? How could he want to stand shoulder to shoulder with a man whose heights and attainments in life are purely as a result of his personal efforts and God’s special anointing upon his life? Of course, Okorocha cannot be in the same class with a man who had been by banned by the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria from holding public office as a result of the backhand deals that went on in the ministries he headed as a minister during President Obasanjo’s tenure. People like Femi Fani-Kayode are still walking free in the street because we are in Nigeria. For a man whose every chance at public office has always come under serious questions for mind bending corruption and criminal malpractices, what in this world will he have to do with Governor Okorocha, who had handled several federal government contracts, running into billions of Naira, held political offices at the highest level, contested for the presidency of this nation against the wishes of the powers that be, yet, has never been a guest of the EFCC or any anti-graft agency? Certainly, as a man known for his zero-tolerance for corruption, it is easy to understand his point of divergence with individuals of questionable public and even private records like Femi Fani-Kayode. What could a man who is known for his humanitarian services and compassion for the less privileged have to do with a man whose hands are allegedly soaked in the blood of thousands of our brothers and sisters in the Northeast who fell to Boko Haram’s savagery because some individuals were used as conduits to siphon billions of Naira marked out for the purchase of arms for our armed forces? Certainly, Okorocha has no point of convergence with a man who has been queried by the EFCC more than Emmanule Nwude. How do we begin to explain the alleged misappropriation of over 19.5 Billion Naira which were supposed to go into the renovation and upgrading of our airports? The worst imprisonment is the imprisonment of the conscience. When someone who has already been sentenced to a lifetime of imprisonment by his own conscience comes out to talk about prison term for another man, you can only sympathize with him and pray he frees himself from the prison term he is already serving by recanting his many cheap lies, doing some penance and returning whatever he has stolen from the people. Uche Onyeagucha is already a prisoner, but I will elect to free him from that dangerous dungeon he has put himself into by posting bail for him. This bail will come in form of reminding him of the things he already knows about the Okorocha administration, but which he requested to be told so that he can apologize to the people of Imo State. Onyeagucha knows that I am not happy with the fact that his own people have rejected him and as a humanitarian, it will be to my joy to see him return to the warm embrace of his people. In an interview published by some tabloids, Onyeagucha lied that the Okorocha administration is notorious for littering the State with abandoned projects and queried if anything has been done by the government to build industries and provide jobs as were promised during Okorocha’s second term campaign. The reality of thousands of completed projects to the credit of Okorocha has been stated severally, and I won’t bother the people with more of such. Without sounding apologetic, the Okorocha administration has kept to its promise of providing jobs to the populace and industrializing the State and Onyeagucha is one of those who can attest to that (I hear he tells close friends and associates that he suspects Okorocha of minting money in his house, with which he executes these projects and sustains the numerous people oriented policies and programs). Onyeagocha, by insinuating that a government must build factories for it to be deemed as pursuing an industrialization policy casts a big question mark on his educational and leadership credentials. It beats my imagination that an acclaimed leader and an activist would support that government builds and runs factories in this century, when it has been severally been proven that government is not a good administrator of businesses. What government can do and is to guarantee a conducive environment for private individuals to build, own and run their industries in such an environment. Government’s duties in ensuring the growth of industries include; ensuring adequate security of lives and properties, implementing policies and programs that ensure the growth of small and medium scale industries, making infrastructure available for the setting up of such industries, ensuring access to soft and low interest credit facilities to would be investors, etc. Governor Okorocha’s Rescue Mission administration has done these and more. On job creation, more than 20,000 new workers have been injected into the Imo State civil service since the inception of the Okorocha administration six years ago. While a good number of these new recruits into the State civil service were employed as teachers to make up for the serious deficiency in our educational sector; primary, secondary and tertiary. In the education sector alone, the Okorocha administration has employed more than 12,000 teaching and non-teaching staff in Imo State University, Owerri, Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo, Eastern Palm University, Ogboko, School of Nursing, Orlu, Imo State College of Education, Ihitte-Uboma, and across primary and secondary schools in the State. As a result of the government’s business friendly policies, more than 250,000 other jobs have been created by private sector operators who continue trooping into Imo State in their numbers to invest. These workers include the regular staff of the many hospitality and tourism industries that have been built in the State within the lifetime of the present administration, the casual workers employed by the several construction companies working in the State, etc. The Okorocha administration has also directly empowered more than 10,000 citizens of the State to build industries in the State. This includes the grant of 1,000,000 Naira non-refundable seed fund to 305 youths in the State who are already erecting small scale industries in their areas across the State, which are expected to in turn provide jobs for other youths and citizens of the State, 3,500 women have also been assisted with funds to strengthen their businesses, while thousands of others have benefited from the several skill acquisition trainings being run through the Office of the First Lady of the State and other empowerment programs the State funds for the benefit of the citizenry. Conservatively, one can say that Okorocha has built more than 3,000 cottage industries in the State. This is considering the fact that some of the youths and women who benefited from the government’s empowerment and industrialization improvement grants are into different types of manufacturing, trading and also agro business. Chief Uche Onyeagucha is aware that the most industrially advanced countries of the world like China and Japan have cottage industries to thank for their status in the present world. Without trying to insult any of these men, who are great Nigerians in their own rights, comparing them in anyway with Okorocha is like comparing the wren with an eagle, metaphorically speaking. Obviously, the wren as one of the smallest of birds wish it could be like and fly like the eagle, the king of birds. Governor Okorocha is operating at a level that these men may only wish for. As he completes his tenure as the governor of Imo State, Okorocha stands out as the most suitable candidate to succeed President Muhammadu Buhari should the latter decline to take another shot at the presidency come 2019. Onyeagucha and FFK can only hang around and pray for one appointment or the other to be dropped on their laps. Onwuasoanya FCC Jones is an ordinary citizen of Imo State. |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by Nobody: 7:22am On Jul 26, 2017 |
UzuegbuProsper: Rochas kolobied red cross country funds for his mediocre schools.... Oga it is better Rochas keeps quiet.. FFK is just starting... You have been warned. Or else EFCC will have no investigations to do when his immunity is over! No Wiseman joins issues with FFK. He is simply in a class of his own!!! |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by AustineE1: 7:43am On Jul 26, 2017 |
UzuegbuProsper: No amount of propaganda and lies can defeat truth,truth is constant. Rochas went to U.J as a part time student and bought his way through the university,Rochas has a history of fraud,dont forget he was the first appointee sacked by Obasanjo when OBJ was a civilian president,being that Obj was ahead of him in game of dirty politics,knowning Rochas and his criminal intensions. In Imo state,he is seen as a devils incarnate,with plethora of deception,he has succeeded in wrecking every good thing Imo state is known for. Hear this,he tells you university education in Imo state is free but ask any graduate from IMSU and they openly tell you how they were deceived,on finishing your programme,you are made to pay #100,000 plus just to collect your result. This is accumulation of the school fees put together for you to pay at the end of your programme,outside other money you pay in different funny names. Am yet to see a Nigerian as criminally minded as Rochas. |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by 989900: 8:04am On Jul 26, 2017 |
tesppidd: I thought I was the only who could read between the lines, thank you for this brilliant summary. FFK's retort is as weak as water, as lame as a duck. Same dumb line shows how shameless he is @ over 50. Same man his ex-wives accuse of sleeping with his mother! So you went to Cambridge to study Law, yet this stoopid -- that was a whole lot of waste of money (tax payers money stolen). He calls people ugly, does he use the mirror? Is he gay? He probably learnt more about snuffing cocaine and bigotry in Cambridge than actually studying Law. Gani Fawehinmi and Femi Falana never had the same privileges, but are a million times more of respectable Lawyers than this lout will ever be. 1 Like |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by virtual7(m): 11:06am On Jul 26, 2017 |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by Nobody: 12:03pm On Jul 26, 2017 |
virtual7:Follow your own advice. |
Re: Press Statement: Response To Governor Rochas Okorocha From Chief Femi Fani-kayod by kikake: 12:05pm On Jul 27, 2017 |
Okorocha and his group should be ashamed of using govt office to fight battles against areas of the state they mark down as enemy territory. In Imo state's second most populated town, Orlu, a school of nursing or hygienic is all that Okorocha govt has got in the area. If Imo has been an absurd state, Okorocha's hatred for, and his total abandonment of the state's second most populated lga, has made Imo state more absurd and least developed, compared to other states created same time as Imo state. 1 Like |
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