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War of Words: Okorocha, Uzodinma clash

By OakTV
14 January 2019   |   2:57 pm
Gubernatorial candidate of All progressive congress APC in Imo State, Senator Hope Uzodinma has called on Imo State indigenes to disregard the claim by governor Rochas Okorocha saying that he connived with the leadership of his party to steal the mandate belonging to his son-in-law to become the gubernatorial candidate of the ruling All Progressive Congress in the state.

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