RIP Imo State - Kemi Olunloyo Reacts To Ihedioha's Sack, Blasts Mbaka

Controversial Journalist Kemi Olunloyo has reacted to the Supreme Court verdict on the Imo State governorship
elections after it sacked governor Emeka Ihedioha and declared senator Hope Uzodinma of the All Progressive Congress (APC) the valid Governor of the State on Tuesday, January 14.

In a post made on her social media platform, The retired journalist stated that Nigeria is a country without any Jury.

She also asserted that money powers all Nigerian courtrooms and as such, the NBA is the most corrupt in the world.

Here's what she posted;

"Emeka versus Hope: When I told you of all the bribes I witnessed in Port Harcourt between lawyers, Federal Judges and Magistrate judges telling you fools that money powers Nigerian courtrooms and the NBA is the most corrupt in the world as we have no jurys in Nigeria you called me a mad woman. May God turn your wives, daughters and mothers mad.

"Now the Supreme Court of Nigeria has made someone who came 4th in a governors race where a Journalist won is now the NEW GOVERNOR. Your country is finished. I care less about the political parties. All I focus on is the bigger picture. As the most intelligent woman in this country I share intelligence with lifeless people no and those willing to gain Intelligence.

"What happened to the first and second runner up?? Meanwhile some of you are doting over a Catholic Priest who has no business wading into political rivalry unleashing bets on his 50/50 fake prophesies. Imo people I sympathize with the hardship coming to you. #RIPImoState, #KemiTalks2020."

In the Imo State governorship
elections that was held on March 9, 2019, Emeka Ihedioha of the People's Democratic Party had the highest votes.
PDP: Emeka Ihedioha - 273,404
AA : Uche Nwosu - 190,364
APGA: Ifeanyi Araraume - 114,676
APC: Hope Uzodinma - 96,458
YPP: Ikedi Ohakim - 527

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But the apex court, in a unanimous judgement by a seven-man panel of justices that was led by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Tanko Muhammad held that Ihedioha's victory was null and void, as they declared Hope Uzodinma the valid winner of the elections.