Wednesday, August 03, 2016

Shocking! Graphic Photos of a IMSU Final Year Student Shot Dead in Owerri



Deadly cultists have brutally ended the life of a final year student of Imo State University after shooting him dead. 

An alleged final year student of Imo State University has been brutally shot dead by men suspected to be cultists.
 
The incident which took place in Owerri, the Imo State capital and attracted attention as the body of the dead student could be found dumped in the gutter.
 
The news was made known on Facebook and written thus:
 
"IMSU FINAL YR STUDENT SHOT DEAD BY CULTISTS

Sad news emanating from Imo state University, Owerri,IMSU, has it that a final year student of the citadel of learning has been murdered in a cold blood by yet to be identified gunmen, suspected to be cultists.

The identity of the dead student was yet to be ascertained as at the time of filing in this report, but Okeomanews learnt that the male student who until his untimely death was in his final semester in the institution was killed at about 2:5pm, Tuesday , at back gate area on the campus.

 
Source who said that the killing was cult related, disclosed that pandemonium has gripped the area,and communicated that academic and administrative activities in the school have been halted, as students and staff of IMSU scamper for safety and have been leaving the school campus in droves.

When contacted, the police Public Relations Officers, PPRO, in the state, Mr Andrew Enwerem, a Deputy Superintendent of police, DSP, said that his office has not been briefed on the incident but disclosed he would make contacts to verify the information."
 
 

Tuesday, March 29, 2016

Hilarious! Governor Okorocha Becomes 'Born Again', Promises to Change


Okorocha has embarked on the journey of restitution as he abandons his old ways and accepts Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Saviour.

The executive governor of Imo State Owelle Rochas Anayo Okorocha yesterday being Easter Sunday gave his life to christ at Asumpta Catholic Cathedral Owerri, asking for forgiveness from Imolites and promised to change his ways.

The news broke on social media with massive celebrations from citizens from the South-eastern part of Nigeria.

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Thursday, April 16, 2015

INEC Fixes April 25 For Re-Run Election In Imo State
 
As a result of the alleged electoral irregularities reportedly experienced in the Imo State governorship and state house of assembly elections of last Saturday, April 11, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has fixed a new date for the re-run elections in the state. 
 
This was made known to NAN on Wednesday in Owerri by the state’s Resident Electoral Commissioner, Dr Gabriel Ada.

Ada said the electoral umpire had fixed April 25 for re-run of the 2015 Governorship and some constituencies in the state House of Assembly elections.

It would be recalled that INEC had declared the April 11 governorship polls in Imo inconclusive, a development that led to the cancellation of elections in more than 250 polling units in 23 of the 27 local government areas.

The REC listed the state constituencies affected in the re-run to include; Ikeduru, Isiala Mbano, Isu, Oguta, Owerri West, and Oru East.

He explained that the electoral commission ordered re-run for the governorship election because of the 79,000 difference between the votes scored by the leading and the second candidates.
“The registered voters in the affected polling units are more than 145,000 and when you consider this figure with the difference, you discover that it was quite substantial number of voters,” he said.

Ada, who gave a breakdown of the state assembly results where the exercise had been concluded, declared that APC won 16 seats, PDP five and six were inconclusive.

The REC revealed that some ad-hoc workers were being investigated for their roles in the manipulation of results during March 28 and April 11, 2015 elections.

“We have several cases of figures being subverted from polling units to ward and down to the local government areas. INEC is investigating all these matters and those found culpable will be prosecuted,” he said.

Ada assured that INEC would continue to do its best to make sure the elections remained free, fair and credible and urged voters to respect the rules.

Meanwhile, the country’s main opposition party, the All Progressive Congress (APC) had in a statement issued by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammad, hinted that the party is patiently waiting to see the outcome of the happenings in Imo State after INEC declared the April 11 governorship polls in the state inconclusive.

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