Government officials arrived at the location which is the old quarters of the staff of Imo Broadcasting Corporation and sealed it.

The Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Imo State on Print Media, Modestus Nwamkpa, who confirmed the development, said that the governor, Hope Uzodinma, was committed to recovering properties of the state allegedly “looted by Okorocha and his family members”.

Nwamkpa said that the governor was implementing the recommendations of various White Papers by committees set up by the state government.

The governor’s aide said that the seal off “is true”, adding that “Governor Hope Uzodinma is committed to recovering all the properties of the state stolen. This is not a personal war it is just the implementation of the recommendations of the whitepapers of the various committees set up the government.”

This is coming after the anti grant agency was accused of harassing students, teachers and staff of the College

The EFCC in a statement said “nothing in the contrary could be farther from the truth. As against the motion pictures, shot in high-noon, being peddled as captured during the exercise, the peaceful and uneventful exercise we conducted in the school was carried out from 6pm downwards’ On arrival at the school, our operatives met with the principal, Mr K.A Akolo, who upon his enquiry, was told that the school was not being sealed but under investigation. We restate that the College was not in session as students were on vacation when the operatives visited to carry out the exercise, and that no one was harassed. The Commission has documented evidence in video and pictures to back up this position. These clarifications become necessary in view of the mounting falsehood being put out to the public that operatives of the Commission raided the College while it was in session and shut its students out. While the Commission will not allow itself to be distracted in carrying out its mandate, it is necessary to once again state that its operations are guided by global best practices and standards.”