Ohams Captures Okorocha’s Lamentations, Blame Game

While the world has continued to cry over the rape against Imo State allegedly superintended by the former Governor of Imo, Chief Rochas Okorocha, the former has been busy trading blames.

Okorocha’s name was mentioned 300 times in illicit deals against the state as captured by the Commissioner for Lands, Hon. Barr. Enyinnaya Onuegbu during a Channels TV encounter with Okorocha’s lawyer.

Today, Okorocha is facing charges in all fronts.

In his frustration, he came so hard on his estranged former friend, Political associate and deputy while in office, Prince Eze Madumere.

He was short of calling him all manner of names. He painted a portrait of frustration. He claimed to have picked Madumere up in the United States and was paying him N18,000 as salary. A vituperation many have described as childish and mere name calling.

A certain Judge described Okorocha as ingrate and a devil incarnate if he could talk down on Madumere who showed him love even when in penury.

A source close to the embattled senator revealed that his regret was that Madumere has refused to accept his plea, having sent emissaries. According to him, if Madumere were to be around, he would not have been in such a deep mess.

He further disclosed that Madumere’s silence means a bad omen as he could end his Political career, knowing full well that he was the head of his Political voyage and cleanse him to look like a human being before the people.

Meanwhile, he also told the Sun Newspaper how he had begged Uzodimma not to probe his alleged heartless and fraudulent appropriation of state resources, allocating to family members, girl friends and in-laws.

He was also said to have blamed Oshiomole for not allowing him foist his son-in-law on the people of the state.

Today, it has been uncovered that state lands were heartlessly partitioned and shared among family members. Individual property were not spared as they were taken by force and reallocated to family members.

Ohams in a very creative artistic delivery captures the present situation in his graphic Communication…