#Government
Target:
The National Assembly
Region:
Nigeria
Website:
www.ibin.com.ng

Governance in Imo state since the inception of the Rochas Okorocha led administration has drastically fallen in standard following the style of governance of the Governor which is characterized by executive recklessness, impunity and non observance of due process and rule of law in government conduct, lack of accountability and transparency just to mention but a few. The people are now under intense hardship, hopelessness and poverty while the governor and his family whom he has used to surround his government are living in opulence.

Since May 19th 2011, the people Imo state in Nigeria have been subjected to undescribable bad governance by the Rochas Okorocha led government which they massively ushered in to rescue them from same. The government is so far notorious for:
Refusal to conduct Local Government election after abrupt sacking elected ones.
Short changing of workers and pensioners on their salaries and entitlements.
Familiocracy/circulation of state resources within family and close associates.
No transparency in budgeting and nor access to the budget.
Waste of state resources on poor quality and non- priority projects.
Waste of resources on construction and instant demolition.
Reckless abuse of executive powers, intimidation of the media, non obedience to court rulings and gagging of the freedom to expression.
Arbitrary sacking of workers without due process.
Award of contracts without due process.
Replacement of durable infrastructures with China quality ones.
Plus many many others
Dear Imo people, we must now go beyond talk talk to walking our talk. The Imo Joint Action Committee (JAC) is calling on you as a patriot to join this peacefully protest against bad governance in Imo. Sign up for this action today to ask the government to reverse her undemocratic practices..

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The ENOUGH IS ENOUGH IN IMO petition to The National Assembly was written by Imo Joint Action Committee and is in the category Government at GoPetition.