2023 Presidency: we are afraid Nigeria will explode under your hand if the country experiences what we experienced here with you – Gov Uzodinma’s aide, Nwamkpa mocks Okorocha

Modestus Nwamkpa, the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Imo State on Print media, has mocked Former Governor, Senator Rochas Okorocha over his intention to run for president come 2023.

Okorocha had in a letter addressed to the Senate President, Ahmad Lawan disclosed his intentions to run for President. Reacting to this, Nwamkpa in a letter addressed to Okorocha accused him of being a famous pilfer. He expressed that he fears Okorocha will convert public properties into personal and Family owned properties just like he did in Imo state

Nwamkpa further stated that Okorocha left the government of Imo state after eight years and has no single quality or motorable road across the state, as none was commissioned.

“The saddest of all is that even the road to your village house is impassable having cut into two along Mgbe road, less than 500 metre to your Ogboko house. They say charity begins at home. This is the case with all the roads in Idea to nation, he said

“As Imolites, we have had your experience the bitter way in your eight years here and we are afraid Nigeria will explode under your hand if the country experiences what we experienced here with you.

“Oga, please don’t be offended ooo, do you mean you really want to be Nigerian President? I ask this question because I am afraid that two years into your regime, National Theatre, NNPC, University of Abuja, International Conference Centre, Abuja and other national assets may end up being converted to your personal or family property. You know you have that rare courage to pilfer and brazenly convert public properties without any qualms of conscience. You know we had such an experience with you in Imo state. And you will justify it when you will tell the world that Rochas Foundation acquired 95% of the equity share of NNPC while the entire country has 5%.and will even offer to buy off Nigeria 5% equity share. Oga, you know we had the experience here with you as governor.”