Abia State Governor T. A Orji’s son allegedly ordered the killing of his aide in a political gathering in the state on Saturday February 15th 2014. Photo Credit: CKN Nigeria CKN Nigeria reports today: Son to Governor T.A Orji of Abia State, Chinedu Orji aka “IKUKU” yesterday displayed another level of his usual unruly and criminal behavior at the Okpara square, Umauhia, venue of the official declaration of his father’s senatorial ambition ahead of the 2015 general elections. “IKUKU”, the self acclaimed Governor of the state, who was angered by the utterance of his late PA over a minor issue, directed his police orderly to shoot the late aide. All efforts to save the victim did not yield any result as he lost blood profusely. The ugly development did not allow the event hold as planned as people took to their heels leaving the place deserted. An eye witness at the venue who spoke under anonymity stated that he was shocked when the Governor’s son, Chinedu directed his orderly to shoot the late aide over a minor misunderstanding. He decried the humiliation Abians have been subjected to, by the actions of the Governor’s son, since his father took over the mantle of leadership. He called on the Inspector General of Police to investigate the unlawful and unprofessional behaviour of the Governor’s son and his orderly respectively. OMG!!! CLICK HERE TO SEE IYANYA&AFROCANDY SEX TAPE LEAKES ONLINE. see pics/video
Dude, hope u know what u r reporting; I read they were both in a car & were shot at
ReplyDeletePlease let us have the full details of this news. Let it not be like that of Sahara reporters and the alleged sick Patience Jonathan. If it is really true that Gov. Orji's son killed a man, then Abia people need to rise up in an "Otokoto" fashion.
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmm....wat a huge statements and allegations ....ℓ̊ hope u did ur research well ? Keep us posted #newspaper tmao
ReplyDeleteAlways comfirm ur reports b4 posting it.It will ve been all over and Nigerians and Abians won't have kept quiet over such an issue.
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