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Imo State authorities have rebuffed assertions suggesting that they provided a roster of seven commissioner nominees to the House of Assembly for vetting and approval.
The government discredited the alleged “second batch” of nominations attributed to Governor Hope Uzodimma, asserting it to be fabricated.
The governor’s Chief Press Secretary, Oguwike Nwachuku, affirmed in a statement issued on Monday that there is no existence of such a list.
Unfortunately, those behind this latest fake list, like they did last week using the New and Electronic Media desk and also tagged it “second batch”, put my name on the poorly written press release they escalated on social media to make it look authentic before the unsuspecting reading public,” he said.
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Oguwike stated that his office did not issue any press statement on the matter.
“The unsuspecting and reading members of the public who, those behind the fake list wanted to deceive, should ignore such antics of political jobbers and idlers who think that resort to blackmail is the answer to either their political ambition or that of their co travellers.
The Governor of Imo State, Senator Uzodimma, is wiser than the perpetrators of this old order of using blackmail and arm twisting to climb to positions of responsibility which, unfortunately, left our dear State disabled over the years and will never travel that road again.
“To also think that by raising a fake list and using my office and name to legitimise it is the answer to their haunt for job is the most stupid thing any right thinking person could ever do.”
According to the statement, “Governor Uzodimma has commenced the process of selecting those who will fit the mould of Imo State of his dream and there will be no going back.”
