Okezie Ikpeazu

$29 Million Wasted on Incomplete Road Project – Abia Governor Otti Criticises Predecessor

$29 Million Wasted on Incomplete Road Project – Abia Governor Otti Criticises Predecessor

Abia State Governor Alex Otti has condemned the previous administration led by Okezie Ikpeazu, claiming they paid N9.8 billion to a contractor for the reconstruction of Port Harcourt Road in Aba without the project being completed. Speaking at a Thanksgiving and carnival event in Aba, Otti stated that the payment of N9.8 billion in 2017 was equivalent to $29 million at that time, yet the road remains unfinished. In contrast, Otti's administration has invested N36.5 billion in the road’s reconstruction. He accused his opponents of making noise about the costs, despite the alleged mismanagement of funds by the previous administration.…
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Take Responsibility For Your Actions and Inactions, Ochendo Chides Ikpeazu.

Take Responsibility For Your Actions and Inactions, Ochendo Chides Ikpeazu.

Former Governor of Abia State, Senator Theodore Orji, has fired back at his successor in office and the immediate -past Governor of the State, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu, telling him to "carry his cross" and stop making "careless statements" about others. Senator Orji popularly known as Ochendo Global, was reacting to a media comment credited to Ikpeazu where the later described leaders who criticise their predecessors in office as lazy leaders. Ikpeazu was also reported to have said that he also met the state in a gloomy state. But in a swift response, Senator Orji chided Ikpeazu for saying he met…
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Ikpeazu Takes Swipe at PDP Defections;  Says They Can Eat Food Meant for the Spirits

Ikpeazu Takes Swipe at PDP Defections;  Says They Can Eat Food Meant for the Spirits

Former Abia State Governor, Okezie Ikpeazu, has taken a swipe at defectors from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), saying they are like individuals who eat food meant for the spirits. Ikpeazu made this statement during a meeting with the Abia PDP State Working Committee in Obingwa, where he emphasized the need for self-reflection and reconciliation within the party. According to Ikpeazu, some individuals who defected from the party did so because they knew they had "killed" the party, and their anger stems from the fact that if the party survives, they will face consequences. He described these individuals as unable…
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Dr. Ikpeazu Reveals Why He Refused To Betray His Predecessor

Dr. Ikpeazu Reveals Why He Refused To Betray His Predecessor

…. I Am a Sinner, but I Choose the Sin I Commit About his tenure as governor of Abia State, Okezie Ikpeazu addressed the long-standing public sentiment regarding godfatherism in Nigerian politics. Many Abians had called for Ikpeazu to distance himself from the influence of political godfathers, but he firmly stood his ground, explaining his decision with a mixture of loyalty and personal conviction. Loyalty Over Betrayal “I am a sinner, but I choose the sin I commit,” Ikpeazu stated, emphasizing that while he acknowledges his flaws, betraying those who have helped him is not one of them. He said:…
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Okezie Ikpeazu’s Marriage With The Hellenist Witches – Opinion.

Okezie Ikpeazu’s Marriage With The Hellenist Witches – Opinion.

By Odo Ijere The immediate past failed governor of Abia State, Okezie Victor Ikpeazu is in my view presently ensconced with dangerous witches that trace their origins from the hellenist era of the 'thane of fife', of Macduff fame in William Shakespeare's epic drama, Macbeth. These medieval witches in a rare kindred appearance must today be entertaining a prophetic engagement in the enchanted court of Victor Okezie Ikpeazu. The witches you may agree with me are in a mission to make a hero of the despised, dishonorable and uncelebrated former governor. The prophetic dystopia of the witches which probably must…
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