The Imo State Government has revoked over 200 properties allegedly misappropriated by the former Governor Rochas Okorocha-led administration in the State.
Briefing journalists in her office, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Networking, Chantel Adanna Onwuzuruike, stressed that the recovery and restoration of the properties represented one of the achievements of the Governor Hope Uzodimma-led administration.
She highlighted that Governor Uzodimma also recovered Imo Standard Shoes from AMCON and cleared off the N1.6billion debt with a view to industrialising the state and create jobs.According to her, the current administration has embarked on the construction of an ultra-modern market, which has over 3,000 shops, and will house a police station, banks, a fire service station and many other facilities and services that are obtainable in a modern market.
The SA said that based on the recommendations of a Judicial Commission of Inquiry, Governor Uzodinma embarked on the courageous task of revoking all properties, which were unjustly appropriated by members of the previous administrations and returned them to their rightful owners.
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