ABIA: Alex Otti Will Remember The Plundered & Abandoned Ugwunagbo People
In Ugwunagbo, we saw doom and despondency. We saw sadness and sorrow, and we saw destruction and devastation.
Of course we know that PDP led Abia state government is synonymous with infamy and failure, but we didn’t know that the situation in Ugwunagbo had deteriorated and degenerated to such an alarming proportion. No road, no water, no electricity, no infrastructure of any kind, of course, no hope from the Abia Destroyers 365 government.
They do not care about the people, because they matter only during elections when they are lied to, deceived, brainwashed, coerced and intimidated to give their votes to their oppressors.
They literally wept as they welcomed Alex Otti to Ugwunagbo. Even kids who welcomed and waved at him understood the enormity of the destruction and abandonment of their land, and they see their freedom as a matter of emergency.
Even the cash cow called Alaoji Spare Parts market is not spared of their wickedness as the place is abandoned to rot away while the traders and technicians serve as their objects of extortion and illegal tax collection.
Ugwunagbo people definitely have a harsh verdict prepared for their oppressors, of course this is understandable.
What is seen and felt in different parts of Ugwunagbo is nothing short of cruelty and man’s inhumanity to man.
To erase these traces of ruins ravaging Ugwunagbo in particular and Abia in general, you need a man who understands the far reaching consequences of this misgovernance, and is passionate and prepared to providing solutions to these problems.
To Ugwunagbo people whose resources, including LGA monthly allocations are being looted and laundered by the hardened children of Baal, Alex Otti is saying; Weep No More, Help Is on The Way!
The Alex Otti Media Team.
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