Uche Ogah’s Media Aide Chastises APC Member For Insulting Igbo Nation

The Media Aide to Dr Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah, Mr. Great Imo Jonathan descended heavily on a supposed APC Supporter online who claimed to be Mazi Ejimofor Opara, for insulting the Igbo nation whilst responding to Peter Obi’s statement.

The said Mazi Ejimofor in his response to Peter Obi’s comment on Vice President Yemi Osibanjo’s Shaku Shaku dance learning statement, had said that “under Peter Obi Anambra State faced hard times. Poverty levels grew and he defined it as cutting cost of governance. The twin forces of the Igbo man’s short memory and his last minute cash bazaar/bus bonanza made the difference”

Reacting to his comment, Dr Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah’s Media Aide, Great Imo Jonathan wrote “Igbo man’s short memory and his last minute cash bazaar/bus bonanza” you said? What an insult!

He went on to reprimand the said Ejimofor say “and the author of this nonsense claims to bear Igbo name and he wrote that because of politics? Wow! “Please I am an APC member from Abia State and I will not tolerate this insult on the Igbo nation. Whoever wrote that must be called to order”

When our correspondent got across to him to know why he reacted angrily to the comment of a supposed APC Supporter, he insisted that the party supporter’s comment was inconsistent with Dr Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah’s political philosophy”

According to Great Imo Jonathan, ” my boss Dr Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah believes in positive ideology and his campaign is issue based. Dr Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah does not view politics as an avenue to disparage people, he considers it an opportunity to offer a better alternative to the people and to render service to the state and the nation at large”

He further revealed that “Dr Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah is against insulting people because of politics and will definitely not be happy with anyone who takes advantage of party politics to insult the Igbo nation, Hausas, Yorubas or any other ethnic nationality at that”

This he said has defined the way he Great Imo Jonathan sees politics. Hence his reaction to the comment made by Mazi Ejimofor Opara.