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CATTLE COLONIES: Okorocha’s silence worries Imo residents
FOLLOWING reports that the governments of Enugu and Abia states have rejected the proposed cattle colonies by the Federal Government, Imolites are apprehensive that Imo State governor, Rochas Okorocha, has not toed the same line.
Some who spoke to Vanguard, yesterday in Owerri, claimed that the silence by Okorocha, on the issue of establishing cattle colonies could be described as a consent.
Some asked the governor to be outspoken on the issue as other state governors from the Southeast region. But many argued that whether Okorocha gives consent to it or not, that the stand of Ohanaeze Ndigbo against it would be superior.
Vanguard, January 19, 2018
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