‘Fear political leaders’– Reactions as Okorocha, Uzodinma hug in public [VIDEO]
A video of Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodinma and Senator Rochas Okorocha shaking hands and hugging each at a public function has gone viral online.
Both leaders have actually been at loggerheads as Governor Uzodinma has actually continued to probe Okorocha’s administration and taken over assets stated to belong to the state federal government from him.
Recently, Okorocha charged President Muhammadu Buhari to check out what ‘Gov. Uzodinma and his uncaring federal government have been performing in Imo state.
The exchange of pleasantries between both parties has actually stirred reactions amongst Nigerians online.
A few of them alerted fans against fighting themselves because of political leaders.
Here are some remarks gathered by DAILY POST from Twitter;
@Onyeka_Nwelue “His Excellency, Senator Hope Uzodinma (existing Governor of Imo State) and Senator Rochas Okorocha (previous Governor of Imo State) today in Yobe. “Only the middle, lower, working classes will eliminate themselves for the political class.
@Uba”Dike “Okorocha and Hope Uzodinma hug and shake each other at an occasion today. Chai, these people are utilizing you.”
@Sammyzy_k “I pity those associated with their fight, fear who no fear politicians.”
@DaminaboEric “See Hope Uzodinma and Rochas Okorocha, say a prayer for those battling due to the fact that of them.”
@Nwana “This ain’t real love to me.”
@Kavelle “There’s no permanent political opponent. Just irreversible interest.”
@Richigist “Just when you believe the storm was over the roofing. Fans can now have a glass or rather get hectic on various issues than supporting blindly.”
@DrMichaelOgbuji “They look at the masses and laugh with hysteria.”
@OneJoblessboy “Don’t die in their war!
VIDEO:
Uzodimma: Owelle my Boy… Na healing of looted assets we dey do, we no kee person … pic.twitter.com/9mUw7Kvub3
— Martin Okorowu (@mr_okokobioko)February 10, 2022
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