Chekwas Okorie’s phantasmagorias and blackmailing trademark
BY IZUCHUKWU Adichie
In Chief Chekwas Okorie’s extensive failed political career, every Nigerian knew him for being libellous and employing unfounded accusations. He has a recurring pattern of shifting blame for his shortcomings onto others and resorting to blackmail. It begs the question: Is there anyone who hasn’t been targeted by Chief Chekwas Okorie’s relentless campaign of blackmail and defamation?
His sins led to his suspension from the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in 2004, which caused jubilation within the party and the country. His unrepentant guilt was characterized by gross misconduct, fund diversion, corruption, and blatant blackmail of the party. He has been described as the most despicable politician on the planet and a great extortionist.
His recent activities have proven him to be the foulest man in the country’s political arena and serve as a reminder of his blackmail of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the Nigeria Police Force, State Secret Service, Nigerian courts, Late Odumegwu Ojukwu, former APGA governors, Sen. Victor Umeh and President Olusegun Obasanjo in the past.
I have attached below two copies of his corruption activities, suspension from the party, and blackmail activities.
