Nigeria Will Soon Produce Graduates Who Can't Speak English — Senator Okorocha

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Former Governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorocha seems to be serving it in the red chamber ever since he emerged a Senator.

During yesterday's plenary, the ex-governor fired his distinguished colleagues why everybody is talking about payment of salaries, roads and neglecting the standard of education in the country, even the kind of graduates our institutions produce.

In the video making rounds online, web users seem to be liking the new Rochas who have now graduated to a Senator.



Source:
https://zenithnaija.com/nigeria-will-soon-produce-graduates-who-cant-speak-english-senator-okorocha/

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