Imo Ugochinyere, a member of the House of Representatives from the Ideato North and South Federal Constituency of Imo State, was merely “crying over lost alawee (pocket money) from Rivers State,” according to Lere Olayinka, Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications and Social Media to Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike.
Thank you for visiting The Vestigator, don't forget to share!
He was advised to “cry less, but rather look for another mugun (victim) to turn to a Political ATM.” “As a political hushpuppi, it is normal for Ugochinyere to cry over the dismantling of a fraudulent local government structures that he used his party, Action Peoples Party (APP), to produce in Rivers State,” Olayinka said in a statement released in Abuja on Wednesday. We are aware of the billions of Naira he has amassed from the illegitimate Council Chairmen, and this is now over. He must be crying.
“That Political Hushpuppi should tell Nigerians the House of Representatives members that are part of his Yahoo Yahoo Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP),” the FCT Minister’s spokesperson said in response to remarks made by Ugochinyere during a live television program today, warning him to stop misleading the public about an opposition group that does not exist.
“Ugochinyere once declared that Martins Ameawhule, the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, would never see the Rivers State Budget. He boasted that nothing in this world could bring the Assembly members back, and he was everywhere.
“But today, as Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State, who is the victim of Ugochinyere’s Yahoo Yahoo politics is already seeing spirits, the reality of the end of free flow of Alawee is dawning on him, reason he was on live television, shouting like a wounded goat,” Olayinka stated.
Olayinka questioned when a governor began attending the House of Assembly without an invitation, while maintaining that Governor Fubara was not prepared for peace and law-abiding governance. “The Governor is only performing for the audience and producing content for social media,” he stated.
If so, shouldn’t he be aware that the right course of action was to write to the Speaker and await a response regarding the best time to attend the budget presentation? “The governor ought to be aware, of course.
However, you can even carry the budget to Rumuokoro Market to deliver to the Speaker’s wife once you have a man like Ugochinyere as your primary counsel who isn’t afraid to do anything, including being a wife, to obtain money.”
