As per them, except if Ihedioha drops his survey case at the Supreme Court, he may transform into a political pariah subsequent to being crushed again by Governor Uzodinma.
Previous director of Iwuanyanwu Nationale, Price Lemmy Akakem; noticeable representative and donor, Chief John Enyogasi and administrator of Traditional Rulers Council in Orlu, Eze Godwin Okeke, affirmed that Ihedioha may be going to political destruction due to his stiff necked attitude in seeking after an issue that the Supreme Court had given a seal of certainty.
While Akakem, who hails from Owerri zone, same as the previous representative, lamented the lead of the previous senator, which he said was inexcusable, angry and contentious against the Supreme Court, Enyogasi advised Ihedioha against depicting himself as a sharp washout.
Then again, Eze Okeke said as conventional rulers, they were stressed over the harshness being displayed by Ihedioha against his kindred lawmaker, cautioning that such lead will incite animosity among his kin.
The partners, who talked independently on the impact points of the audit case looked for by Ihedioha, encouraged him to be a sportsman and acknowledge the Supreme Court decision in compliance with common decency while hanging tight for 2023.
Akakem communicated dismay at the rash of fights purportedly designed by Ihedioha with the chaperon affronts on both the judges and the Supreme Court as a foundation, noticing that it was unbecoming for somebody who had held the high office of Deputy Speaker of House of Representatives.
He said separated from the direct of Ihedioha over the most recent one month that he was expelled from office, he had tried to corrupt the legal executive, which is a mainstay of vote based system.
Akakem said Owerri individuals were renowned for their cultivated direct in light of their training and introduction, and asked why Ihedioha would look to befoul the very establishment that will help him in his political profession in future.
On his part, Enyogasi said Imo older folks were humiliated by the way Ihedioha had transformed legislative issues into a sink or swim undertaking, and advised him to be cautious in light of things to come.
"He is as yet a youngster with a great deal of possibilities. He ought not do or make statements that would be utilized against him tomorrow. Much the same as other significant Nigerians have stated, right now is an ideal opportunity for Ihedioha to quit," he said.
In his accommodation, Eze Okeke said as non-factional individuals, the customary rulers owe it as an obligation to all Imo residents to act in a way that won't carry disgrace to the state.
He said his partners were unsettled the way Ihedioha had carried on consequences be damned, rather than tolerating rout bravely and sit tight for his turn.
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