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Saturday, November 11, 2017

Gov Rochas Says He Is Building Statues Because History Is Dying In Africa


 Imo state governor, Rochas Okorocha has unveiled the statue built in honour of visiting Liberian president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.





While appreciating the gesture of the state governor, the Liberian president said she has never received such an honour.

According to her, she has a statue in her alma mater, Harvard University, but the size of the statue cannot be compared to the one built by the Rochas Okorocha administration.

Shortly after unveiling the statue of the Liberian President, Rochas Okorocha was asked by a journalist why he is building statues and he replied:

“To immortalize people so our children yet unborn can read a piece of them. History is dying in Africa. We must keep history alive. In the next 100 years to come, most of us will not be here but this will stand for children to read stories and mold their character. If leaders are not mortalized, there will not be history for children yet unborn’.





*A museum would have been better....what if the statues falls and the next gov is not interested in erecting it again?This is a money wasting project!!!


19 comments:

  1. Free textbooks, dumb governor, would do a whole lot and it cheaper for... Please ask a student who these people are today, listen to the answer, and then you will realize your sthpidity

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  2. Okoawusa barged the award for the most senseless Governor of the century. Tueh,I spit on him.

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    1. I'm telling you!
      Nonsense Governor. Just wasting money everywhere.
      I'm even ashamed to call him my governor.

      Mtchewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww × 100

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  3. Abeg which pple get this governor? Come and carry him away

    Anonymous Rasta

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    1. He is kuku our governor 😔😔
      But we don't want to carry him away..

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  4. When I went to imo 3 weeks back I try make I go owerri go see this statue but time no gree me
    I was at okwuoji
    The thing pain me sha. Lol

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  5. A museum would have been better,someplace safe to store this artwork and where children can go and learn...okorocha and waste are like 5&6


    LEP😛

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  6. This heavy expensive statues at the expense of this current situation

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  7. More like he's making arrangements for his country of asylum in case gbege burst when he finish hin tenure.

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  8. You are trying to keep history for which people?? Does it seem like we want to know about the Liberian president or what not?? People are dying of hunger because of lack of salary payment and you are erecting status. When Imo people thought the messiah had come, I laughed at them. Is it not this Rochas that I know down to his house in jos?? Yimu...

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  9. Workers salary on erected statues!!! SMH seriously

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  10. History is dying ke! Why can't he start by erecting statues of heroes in Nigeria first like, nnamdi azikiwe, ojukwu, pa awo, muritala Mohamed etc.

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  11. Ur people never chop u de erect statutes? Gov rochas okoro hausa,ishi gi di alright? Wats ur problem? Are u cursed?wat have d people of imo state done to get dis kind of clownish and jinxed govnors bikonu? Ogini bu ifa? Hian!!!smh! Mscheeeeeew!

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  12. The most senseless and wicked governor Imo State has ever had. He is busy erecting statues while workers and pensioners are being issued bounced cheques. Rochas should desist from this madness.

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  13. Statue cost 5 million, Okorocha build am for 855 million, steal 850 million, EFCC no fit confirm to chase Okorocha and so on and so forth.
    Imo state, sorry.

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  14. I am really SMH for you Governor. So you are the culture saviour when people are ravishing in poverty and this is the kind of project you can embark upon. God is watching you!

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  15. That head is so disproportionate y2o the body. That's nice ooo. History lives on but not your people abi...

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  16. I must confess, this is the biggest fool we have in government after Rotimi Amaechi,is this the infrastructure he is supposed to be building or the jobs he is meant to create for his people,How many African countries even have photographs of our leaders in their monumental buildings ? And he is now placing such imposing statues of them in public glare,what a shame when we elect clueless illiterates and low lifes into positions of authority what do you expect? This man is even a dictator that doesn't listen to the people he is meant to be be governing or his commissioners or special advisers.He and his generation will be stoned and will forever live a shame ......God help Nigeria

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