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Ebere Uzoukwa<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
As I compose this piece, every plan designed to offload Prince Eze<\/div>\n
Madumere as the deputy governor of Imo State has been solidly perfected to<\/div>\n
achieve that singular purpose. Upon his ouster via impeachment, Madumere<\/div>\n
would become the second Imo deputy governor easily disposed by Gov. Rochas<\/div>\n
Okorocha within the lifeline of his rescue mission administration.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
The Ideato-born governor of Imo State on the other hand shall be<\/div>\n
remembered either for good or bad having made history as the Nigerian<\/div>\n
governor that induced and sponsored impeachment processes of his two<\/div>\n
deputies within his 8-year constitutional tenure.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
Okorocha’s penchant for impeachment of his deputies reared its ugly head<\/div>\n
in March 2013 when his erstwhile deputy, Sir Jude Agbaso, was<\/div>\n
controversially shown the exit door on allegations of corruption and<\/div>\n
contract malfeasance. It is imperative to recall at this juncture that Sir<\/div>\n
Agbaso was hurriedly drafted into the political turf following a<\/div>\n
concessional truce that offered Okorocha the All Progressives<\/div>\n
Alliance(APGA) platform through which he contested the 2011 Imo<\/div>\n
governorship. Chief Martin Agbaso nominated his younger brother, Sir Jude<\/div>\n
Agbaso, as the deputy governorship candidate to fill the slot allocated to<\/div>\n
him.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
Suffice to say that Agbaso’s impeachment as deputy governor of Imo State<\/div>\n
was more political than the allegations Okorocha and his men trumped up<\/div>\n
against him. His elder brother, Chief Martin Agbaso, had disagreed with<\/div>\n
Okorocha in some political issues that largely bothered on the future of<\/div>\n
APGA. While Okorocha intended to sacrifice APGA as a political party on<\/div>\n
the alter of merger the midwifed the All Progressives Congress(APC), Chief<\/div>\n
Agbaso and Sen. Victor Umeh, the then APGA chairman vehemently opposed<\/div>\n
such move. Every effort and gimmick dissipated and displayed by Okorocha<\/div>\n
towards convincing Umeh and Chief Agbaso yielded nothing positive. As the<\/div>\n
situation became, the development frostily injured Okorocha’s relationship<\/div>\n
with Agbaso’s family including Sir Jude, the then deputy governor.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
Sir Jude Agbaso was later isolated and dreaded as a spy and mole that<\/div>\n
revealed government confidentialities and secrets to perceived political<\/div>\n
opponents and enemies which included his elder brother, Chief Martin<\/div>\n
Agbaso. It, then, became a necessity that Sir Jude Agbaso must vacate his<\/div>\n
office. The idea of impeachment was hatched and muted. As the commissioner<\/div>\n
for Works, his cupboard was ransacked thoroughly in search of available<\/div>\n
skeletons. Indeed, one was found. The J-Pros contact saga was lifted up<\/div>\n
and allegations of corruption curiously manufactured to justify his<\/div>\n
impeachment. Agbaso was served a notice of impeachment and subsequently<\/div>\n
impeached by the House over an allegation that he demanded and collected<\/div>\n
N458 million bribe from J-PROS Limited, a construction firm handling the<\/div>\n
rehabilitation of Sam Mbakwe Road in Owerri, the state capital. His denial<\/div>\n
to the allegation never stopped his impeachment.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
That was how Sir Jude Agbaso was impeached and discarded thus paving the<\/div>\n
way for Madumere, the then Chief of Staff to emerge the deputy governor of<\/div>\n
Imo State. Madumere, who prided himself as the closest confidant to<\/div>\n
Okorocha and a loyal political son was retained as he paired and<\/div>\n
re-contested with Okorocha in 2015 to remain the deputy governorship of<\/div>\n
Imo State till date.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
Today, Madumere is ostensibly paying the price in two pronounced ways.<\/div>\n
Firstly, the embattled Imo deputy governor has begun to reap what he<\/div>\n
contributed and helped Okorocha to sow in Imo. Without any fear of<\/div>\n
contradictions, the Mbaitoli-born and self-acclaimed ‘master strategist’<\/div>\n
is naturally caught up by the law of Karma and equity distributive<\/div>\n
justice. As an insider then, I can recall vividly how Madumere was roving<\/div>\n
around the House of Assembly complex and Sen. Ben Uwajimogu’s residence,<\/div>\n
who was the Speaker, Imo State House of Assembly solidifying grounds for<\/div>\n
the impeachment of Sir Jude Ejiogu. I can also remember without<\/div>\n
contradictions his sleepless nights as a result midnight meetings with the<\/div>\n
strongmen of the 7th Imo Assembly which constituted the likes of Hon.<\/div>\n
Ikenna Emeh, Hon. Simeon Iwunze, Sen. Samdaddy Anyanwu, now representing<\/div>\n
Owerri Senatorial District in the National Assembly and Hon. Stan Dara.<\/div>\n
Needless to say that Madumere played the dirty politics for Okorocha<\/div>\n
tailored and orchestrated to ensure the impeachment of Sir Jude Agbaso,<\/div>\n
his brother, from Owerri zone.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
Also on the other hand, Madumere is literally paying the costly price for<\/div>\n
displaying good conscience and high sense of morality in politics. In<\/div>\n
2010\/2011, Okorocha promised and sworn during his campaigns to run a<\/div>\n
single term of four years and hand over power to Owerri zone. As a matter<\/div>\n
of fact, Okorocha claimed that his programmes under the ‘Rescue Mission’<\/div>\n
were tenured to run speedily for only four years. In 2014\/2015, Okorocha<\/div>\n
reneged and contested for second term under the platform of All<\/div>\n
Progressives Congress(APC).<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
Prince Madumere played key roles in mobilizing substantial support for<\/div>\n
Okorocha which resulted to a landslide victory in Owerri and Mbaike<\/div>\n
Federal Constituencies of Owerri zone. The deputy governor was entirely<\/div>\n
the engine room and the planner that championed and coordinated some<\/div>\n
sensitive and behind-the-scene activities that aided Okorocha’s victory in<\/div>\n
2015.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
As he played those roles, Madumere had expected his boss, Gov. Okorocha,<\/div>\n
to either support his governorship bid or any other aspirant from Owerri<\/div>\n
zone. That expectation was, however, dashed as Okorocha rather<\/div>\n
stage-managed and masterminded the endorsement of his son-inlaw, Ugwumba<\/div>\n
Uche Nwosu, who also hails from the same Orlu Senatorial Zone with him.<\/div>\n
Also through his controversial ‘mock primaries’, Okorocha awarded the<\/div>\n
Owerri Senatorial Seat slot to Madumere with a compelling order that he<\/div>\n
must support and mobilize for Nwosu’s victory as the next governor of Imo<\/div>\n
State.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
It is also worthy to establish that Madumere had the option of betraying<\/div>\n
his people and Owerri zone by sustaining his loyalty to Okorocha and<\/div>\n
possibly catapult himself to the Senate after enjoying all dividend<\/div>\n
accruable to the office of the deputy governor. But, the soft-spoken Imo<\/div>\n
deputy governor preferred to stay with his people at the expense of his<\/div>\n
plum job. Though there are few and insignificantly low but dissenting<\/div>\n
voices against his morally induced opposition against what many have<\/div>\n
christened Okorocha’s ‘third term agenda’ superimposed and trickily laced<\/div>\n
on his son-inlaw’s gubernatorial ambition, Madumere’s reputation and<\/div>\n
popularity in Imo political turf has enviably skyrocketed to a higher<\/div>\n
altitude. He is cerebrally admired by many who see and mirror the moral<\/div>\n
and conscientious substances his current disposition convey in the<\/div>\n
political arena.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
With the purchased signatories of about 13 members of Imo House of<\/div>\n
Assembly, including Hon. Chinedu Offor, member representing Onuimo State<\/div>\n
Constituency, whose signature for the impeachment of Madumere flooded my<\/div>\n
eyes into tears, considering how dearly the deputy governor motivated and<\/div>\n
aided his rise and elevation from SSA to the Governor on Media,<\/div>\n
Commissioner for Information and Deputy Chief of Staff to the Governor<\/div>\n
before his subsequent political venture into the state assembly, one could<\/div>\n
easily conclude without any reservation that Madumere is already a goner.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
According to reports emanating from the Imo State House of Assembly,<\/div>\n
Madumere is ‘fallaciously’ accused of the followings: (1) Abandoning his<\/div>\n
duties for three months, (2) Refusal to Attend State Executive Council<\/div>\n
Meetings and other Government’s functions and (3) Imprisonment by American<\/div>\n
Government.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
The Deputy Speaker, Hon. Ugonna Ozuruigbo, popularly known as OZB moved<\/div>\n
the motion for an impeachment process to be served on Madumere.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
The Speaker, Hon. Acho Ihim, expressly admitted that the petition met and<\/div>\n
surpassed the required one -third as provided for in Section 188 (2) 11 of<\/div>\n
the 1999 Constitution as amended.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
Imo Assembly is made up of 27 members, but four members who were<\/div>\n
sympathetic to Madumere were, penultimate weekend, suspended on alleged<\/div>\n
‘unparliamentary conduct’ apparently to pave way for his ouster.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
A six -man committee headed by member, representing Obowo LGA, Hon.<\/div>\n
Kennedy Ibe, was eventually set up to probe the allegations and report<\/div>\n
back to the House within seven days.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
Now, will Okorocha succeed in fostering his son-inlaw and Chief of Staff,<\/div>\n
Uche Nwosu, as his successor and next governor of Imo State after<\/div>\n
Madumere’s impeachment using the platform of APC in 2019? Is Madumere<\/div>\n
considering resignation at least to avert the humiliation that may be<\/div>\n
occasioned by a disgraceful impeachment? What danger does Madumere’s<\/div>\n
impeachment portends to Imo polity, APC as a political party, and the<\/div>\n
people of Owerri zone? Are the people of Owerri ready to swallow another<\/div>\n
dose of humiliation from Okorocha after voting for him in 2011 and 2015<\/div>\n
governorship elections? What can the people of Owerri zone do between now<\/div>\n
and 2019 to redeem their dwindling political fortune? Only time will tell.<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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