The immediate past Governor of Imo State, Chief Ikedi Ohakim, has expressed concerns over the increase in the number of morgues providing funeral services in the state since Governor Rochas Okorocha assumed office. Ohakim, who is the gubernatorial candidate of Accord Party, AP, in the state made the observation yesterday, at a town hall meeting in Owerri. He said: “Imo State now has, as at December 2018, 180 morgues, from the 18 we had when I left office in 2011. It is now clear that funeral services are now the most thriving enterprise in the state.” After showing the audience images of “decay” in all the general hospitals and water projects he left behind, Ohakim said: “I have the moral burden, political, economic, social and spiritual responsibilities to the people of Imo people and humanity at large, to challenge and address the wasteful, treacherous, deceitful, capricious, autocratic, totalitarian and perceivably draconian malady that has entangled Imo State, between 201...