Footage shows Hon. Paschal Okoro, popularly known as Ajangwo, removing an Action Alliance (AA) political banner at Avu Junction while declaring that no other political party would operate in Avu.
By Wapcodehub9ja LIVE News: Political & Community Affairs Desk
Video footage circulating online shows Hon. Paschal Okoro, popularly known as Ajangwo, councillor representing Avu/Oforola Ward 1 in Owerri West Local Government Area of Imo State, removing an Action Alliance (AA) political banner mounted around Avu Junction.
In the footage, Ajangwo is seen pulling down and destroying the Action Alliance (AA) banner as he addresses the presence of political materials in the area.
While carrying out the action, he is heard declaring: “No other political party will operate here in Avu.” The statement has drawn attention because of its direct reference to the activities and presence of other political parties in the community.
The footage specifically shows an Action Alliance (AA) banner being removed. The circumstances surrounding who mounted the banner, when it was installed and whether there had been any prior dispute over its placement are not established by the video itself.
The incident has generated discussion around political activities and the display of party materials in Avu, particularly regarding the presence of different political parties and their supporters within the community.
Ajangwo is identified as the councillor representing Avu/Oforola Ward 1 in Owerri West. The footage places him at Avu Junction during the removal of the Action Alliance banner and captures his accompanying statement.
The statement in the video raises questions about the operation and visibility of other political parties in the area. However, the full circumstances surrounding the incident would require responses from the parties or individuals directly involved.
Wapcodehub9ja LIVE News is publishing the footage based on what is visible and audible in the video, while distinguishing those observations from details that have not been independently established.
As of publication, the available footage does not by itself establish whether any prior complaint, authorisation or dispute preceded the removal of the Action Alliance banner.
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