Following avalanche of verbal attacks on his personality after criticising the state government, Ndukwe Ikoh, a chieftain of APC in Abia has finally responded to aides of Abia State Governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu who called him a notable electoral failure.

In a response on Monday made available to ABN TV, he said the aides are selfishly looking for their daily bread, describing them as riff-raffs defending bad leadership, saying they are social parasites.

He said, “A mentally challenged person who is naked would see the people around him dressed as naked and himself who is naked as okay. That is the nature of madness.

“If you tried to help him, he calls you the mad man. So you have to continue to help him because you are sane. Abia must improve and that’s the mission. We are not loosing focus until qualified youths are gainfully engaged, employed persons are paid as at when due, welfare of our age is guaranteed, the people are really happy and secured and the progress of the society is predictable.

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“Open your eyes and look with it, are you and relatives satisfied with the life you are living? The government and leadership is the god we see in this matter and they must be held accountable.

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“That is the fact and not the poor mad social media attack riff raffs rants. Ikpeazu is my friend and governor today and I table my dissatisfaction before him like I say it in the press. It’s not about PDP or APC, it’s about Abia state, our state, and her People and development. I can’t stop.

“It is about our collective destiny as Abians. The riff raffs defending bad leadership are social parasites and they must be ignored. They are selfishly looking for their daily bread.

“Rather than remind the governor and his team that they are almost in the second half of a return march in which they have failed to score a goal.

“The parasites are there in self disillusion.

“They don’t know me”.

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