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Check out the expensive wrist watch of imo state Governor. Hope uzodinma during a sallah homage by APC Governors to President Muhammad Buhari in Daura Katsina on Monday.

Hope Uzondinma wearing an $800k Diamond wrist watch. Imo State is bleeding!

https://twitter.com/adeyanjudeji/status/1546909759542018049?t=aDXA0Ajl7tKmVxhj3G6CTg&s=19

Definition of buhari in bed with "colloption"

See the bastard, castrated and foolish supreme court by mistake governor ing Muslim Muslim ticket
He can't even deliver his state, his local Government, his ward for APC next year.
He won't win even 1 single local Government in next year Imo state Governorship election.
Even his political appointees and close associates are snitching on him to the opposition , nobody like him in Imo state, any where his convoys goes in Imo state he is always been Stoned and booed

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Abuse of public fund

IPOB are useless, they criticise anything connected to APC

You can't grow with this character, useless people

Wicked man. Hopeless Ozodimgba

Let's wait for the defenders to come do their job. Naija my country

Meant for the rich with good taste. He is used to stuffs like this before becoming a governor,but thunder fire him if he stole his state money to buy it sha

Igbo Governors always use their States funds to develop themselves. While their State suffer from underdevelopment.

Or the knock-off version as a gift from a contractor that wanted to impress him.

Do these govs buy anything? They are gifted everything.

DCatt:
Or the knock-off version as a gift from a contractor that wanted to impress him.

Do these govs by anything? They are gifted everything.

Except he is a dummy. Fake will be known by looking up the serial numbers on the maker website

I didn't know people go online to research a gift. If he can use that amount of money to buy a single watch when he probably has about 50 different watches, that will be an unforgivable sin. How much is Imo's monthly allocation or his personal worth to be able to afford a single watch for that amount?

Are watches now like arts that retain its value and used to aid in money laundering?

I know how ruthless these people are but a $1 million watch in the middle of people in poverty is just not it.

tommy589:


Except he is a dummy. Fake will be known by looking up the serial numbers on the maker website

The Supreme Court Governor is not a fashionista so I very much doubt if that watch is genuine.

If to say na person like Dino, maybe I for believe.

E fit be knock off person don sell this bushman sef

That's how they've been stealing our money for personal use

Just imagine

Let him enjoy, it's his last on that seat.

What a waste,anyway Hope Uzodimma is a known thief planted by Buhari to vandalise Imo state treasury.

They are not same watches.

The one d is a Tourbillon watch, while what the one he wore, though a similar watch, but without the Tourbillon.

I can assure you that even though he can afford the one d, he will never wear such an expensive watch to that gathering.

Truthisunique2:
Definition of buhari in bed with "colloption"

When buhari won in 2015, one young turk from Kano bought a platinum black leather Vacheron Constantin limited edition watch for him for N61m, as gift.

So buhari too na gang.

ChoCho54:
They are not same watches.

The one d is a Turbillon watch, while what the one he wore, though a similar watch, but without the Turbillon.

I can assure you that even though he can afford the one d, he will never wear such an expensive watch to that gathering.

Where would he rather wear it?

In his casket during his funeral rites?

Nearly 3 years after the Supreme Court pronounced him governor, Hope Uzodinma hasn't done anything significant in Imo State.

Now, we know where the state resources are going.

DCatt:
I didn't know people go online to research a gift. If he can use that amount of money to buy a single watch when he probably has about 50 different watches, that will be an unforgivable sin. How much is Imo's monthly allocation or his personal worth to be able to afford a single watch for that amount?

Are watches now like arts that retain its value and used to aid in money laundering?

I know how ruthless these people are but a $1 million watch in the middle of people in poverty is just not it.

Except if stolen money is involved. I don't know why someone that earned his/her money legitimately can not make himself happy buying top shelf luxury goods . People ed through difficult times that having bathroom slippers was beyond their means. What Is their fault if they want to shame their past penury by buying expensive items?

Some people from humble background looked up fashion magazines and get inspired to be great in life. Do you know guys that are solid today just by seeing young Jim Nwobodo, Late Clark Majomi etc. top taste dressings

SmartPolician:


Where would he rather wear it?

In his casket during his funeral rites?

Nearly 3 years after the Supreme Court pronounced him governor, Hope Uzodinma hasn't done anything significant in Imo State.

Now, we know where the state resources are going.

When they go abroad, they rock anything they want to but not in Nigeria.

DCatt:
Or the knock-off version as a gift from a contractor that wanted to impress him.

Do these govs buy anything? They are gifted everything.

Same kajor I bought from my Ebonyi watch men for 50k in Ajah?

Still prefer my Vacheron Constantin any day.

tommy589:


Except if stolen money is involved. I don't know why someone that earned his/her money legitimately can not make himself happy buying top shelf luxury goods . People ed through difficult times that having bathroom slippers was beyond their means. What Is their fault if they want to shame their past penury by buying expensive items?

Some people from humble background looked up fashion magazines and get inspired to be great in life. Do you know guys that are solid today just by seeing young Jim Nwobodo, Late Clark Majomi etc. top taste dressings

Clarkson Majomi my old man’s very good friend.

Ughelli South in the house.

ThinkWISELY:
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Oh puleeeeese! Think wisely!

Lol!

That's why I asked how much he's worth or the money of his state.

I don't care who, we are talking about $1 million here by the time you add insurance to it and that is out of reach of loving luxury items to shame your poor past when you can shame poverty by helping 100 people with that money especially for anyone from that Nigeria who does not have $1 billion in the bank like Dangote or Alakija. I don't think even Alakija with almost $2 billion should buy $1 million watch, it just won't make financial sense.

Like i said earlier, if watches are now the new paintings, it would make sense.

tommy589:


Except if stolen money is involved. I don't know why someone that earned his/her money legitimately can not make himself happy buying top shelf luxury goods . People ed through difficult times that having bathroom slippers was beyond their means. What Is their fault if they want to shame their past penury by buying expensive items?

Some people from humble background looked up fashion magazines and get inspired to be great in life. Do you know guys that are solid today just by seeing young Jim Nwobodo, Late Clark Majomi etc. top taste dressings

DCatt:


Are watches now like arts that retain its value and used to aid in money laundering?

Absolutely definitely. Certain categories of watches like the one he's wearing are a store-up of investment.
A good place to hide money in plain sight.

SarkinYarki:
E fit be knock off person don sell this bushman sef

He was wearing them before he became governor. Have you forgotten he was a 419 kingpin.

buckeyemedia:
Same kajor I bought from my Ebonyi watch men for 50k in Ajah?

Still prefer my Vacheron Constantin any day.

Vacheron Constantin for 50k in Ajah lol!
No wonder you act weird.

Abeg Gerrarrahia with your fugazy

Ok it makes sense!

ChoCho54:


Absolutely definitely. Certain categories of watches like the one he's wearing are a store-up of investment.
A good place to hide money in plain sight.