Okorocha: I Didn’t Ask Uzodinma To Dissolve Ihedioha’s Panel Probing Me

'Dotun Akintomide
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By Gbenga Abulude

Former Governor of Imo State, Senator Rochas Okorocha has denied a statement credited to Governor Hope Uzodinma that he asked him to dissolve investigative panel set up by the administration of former Governor Emeka Ihedioha to probe him.

In a statement on Sunday issued by his media office, governor Uzodinma said the Senator is angry with him because he turned down his request to stop the panel probing his administration. The governor said Okorocha made the request to make way for his 2023 presidential ambition.

Senator Okorocha’s media officer,
Mr Jones Onwuasanaya, in a quick response, said he only requested a fair hearing from an impartial panel.

The Senator added that he made the request as he could not get justice from the current panel reportedly dominated by Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) members.

He also added that his request has nothing to do with his ambition to run for the presidency in 2023 as claimed by the governor.

The statement read, “What Okorocha has always requested, for which he has gone to court is that impartial panels should be constituted to probe his stewardship and not the present situation, where key stakeholders of the opposition People’s Democratic Party constitute 95 percent of the membership of the panels probing him.”

“Owelle utilised his mandate judiciously and kept to his covenant with God and man, in his eight years as the governor of Imo State”.

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