Okorocha, APC 3 Shocking things Governor said about his party
Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State has been doing a lot of soul searching lately.
A few hours after First Lady, Aisha Buhari, blasted her husband for letting a cabal seize his administration, Okorocha urged President Muhammadu Buhari to carry APC members along in the affairs of State.
He made the suggestion after emerging from a meeting with the President.
Okorocha had said: “If
there is a clarion call for Mr President to take a look at his cabinet
and bring in more people, there is nothing wrong for Mr President to
take note of comments by people because if everyone keeps saying the
same thing, there may be sense in what they’re saying.
“Most
people of the party felt that they have not been carried along. I know
that many of them complain every day. They want board appointments
released so that there will be calm.”
Okorocha recently visited presiding officers of the National Assembly and here are some of his comments on the state of play at the All Progressives Congress (APC).
1.There’s plenty of infighting within the APC
If
you ever thought all the reports of bickering within the APC were a
figment of the imagination of the media, Okorocha is here to put those
doubts away.
“This victory of ours is
very dear to us, but we are concerned that our victory so far has not
been properly managed due to anger, bitterness among the members of our
party at different levels and at different cadres”, said Okorocha.
APC hasn’t managed its success properly, Okorocha is saying.
2. APC is a confused party
Okorocha also painted the picture of a governing party in disarray.
“There
have been so many complaints and distrusts, confusion and we have
resolved as a people, as Governors, as Senators as federal House
members, as National Working Committee members to come together and
resolve these issues once and for all”.
Our two pence: You are not likely to get good governance from a confused party.
3. APC has disappointed Nigerians.
Which isn’t really shocking, but we are just a tad amused that an APC Governor can be this blunt about the state of affairs:
“Nigerians
expect so much from us and at the end of it all, Nigerians will not ask
us how far have you dealt with each other, but they will ask us how
much food have we put on the table of the common man…?” Okorocha asked.
Exactly, Governor, exactly. There’s no food on the table of the common man at the moment.
Dear APC, it’s time to listen to one of your very own.
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