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Otti's Lavish Lifestyle: A Burden on Abia State by Mascot Nnamdi | #NwokeukwuMascot
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Anywhere Premium whisky is present, you'll find Governor Alex Otti. If it were Okezie Ikpeazu attending every event even with the current security challenge in Aba ,many of these same people would be criticizing him for neglecting governance in favor of social gatherings.
The cost of attending these personal events is substantial for the state, as a private jet is now dedicated to the Governor’s movements at Owerri airport. This is a stark contrast to the criticism faced by Okezie Ikpeazu for using a private jet.
After the 2019 electoral loss with attendant financial havoc, the first private jet Otti used personally was actually hired by Uche Ogah to transport him back from Abuja after the election results were declared. Before then, Otti flew economy class—a fact those who frequently travelled from Owerri to Lagos can attest to. Claims that he could afford such a luxurious lifestyle now are misleading.
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This shift to business or economy class was notable and seemed to reflect a more modest approach. However, this contrast has become more pronounced recently. Just yesterday, while Aba was under siege and security operatives were actively battling hoodlums, Governor Otti flew out of the state. This departure occurred at a time when many Nigerian Governors remained in their states to stand against the proposed national protest.
Otti's relentless travel schedule, with no two days passing without him being in either Lagos or Abuja, further exacerbates the situation. In Lagos, he stays at the Eko Hotel, and in Abuja, he opts for either the Hilton or Fraser Suites. This opulence starkly contrasts with the austere image he projected before becoming Governor.
Abia State is burdened by the extravagant lifestyle of its Governor, which is particularly striking given the state’s financial constraints and the high cost of governance. The reality of our situation calls for reflection and accountability.
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