Okorocha thanks Imo people

Gov Okorocha of Imo State
Imo State Governor, Chief Rochas Okorocha, says he was dedicating his victory at the polls to the citizenry, who remained the pillars of his success.
Chief Okorocha stated this yesterday, while speaking at a thanksgiving service held at the Government House Chapel, Owerri.
“I dedicate my victory at the polls to the entire Imo people. They are the main victors as they had stood by me in the last four years and never wavered in their support for my administration”, Okorocha said.
The Governor said had always asked God to bless him “so that I can bless others”, adding he also asked God to give him leadership position so that he can impact positively on the people.
While repeating that “this victory is for Imo people”, the Governor also said that he had redeemed his campaign promises.
“I have redeemed my campaign promises. Now, my people can enjoy free education. Kidnapping is now a thing of the past. Now, it is time for job creation, establishment of industries and employment for the unemployed”, the Governor said.
Chief Okorocha disclosed that the first beneficiaries of the job placement would be the 25,000 youths waiting for employment, adding that 1,000others would be moved to Turkey for industrial training.
He appealed to his opponents not to see him as an enemy but rather urged them to join hands with him to build the state.
“I suffered a lot of campaign of calumny and hate speeches from my opponents but one thing they would never say is that I did not work. Now, I am the Governor of the APC, APGA and PDP. So, I call on them to join hands with me to build this state” Okorocha pleaded.

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