reports that Blord made the remarks during a recent interview circulated online, where he spoke about the treatment he allegedly received while in custody.

According to him, the correctional facility had designated sections for high-profile individuals, and he was accommodated in one of its VIP areas.

Blord compared the environment to certain sections of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) orientation camp.

“Kuje looks like NYSC camp. Inside the camp they have VIP sections and that was where I was kept,” he said.

He further claimed that the area where he stayed was equipped with several conveniences and home appliances.

Describing his stay, he said it felt more like a vacation, adding that he had access to food and even a personal chef.

“It was like a vacation. I sleep, wake up and eat. I even had a chef,” he stated.

Blord also referenced his recent issues with social media critic Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, suggesting that their experiences in custody were not the same.

Although he did not go into full details, he implied that his treatment at the facility was significantly different from what others may have encountered.

He further revealed that inmates welcomed him warmly and engaged him in recreational activities during his stay.

According to him, they organised football matches and other games for him while he was there.

“We played football and they organised games for me,” he added.

This was contained in a communiqué issued on Tuesday by the party’s Publicity Secretary, Chief Macdonald Amadi, following the State Executive Committee meeting held in Owerri, the Imo State capital.

According to the statement, the meeting was convened to evaluate the state of the party, strengthen internal unity, and develop strategies ahead of the 2027 general elections.

It noted that the session was held against the backdrop of recent political realignments, with the leadership using the opportunity to reaffirm the party’s stability, direction, and commitment to issue-based and disciplined politics.

The committee dismissed suggestions of internal division, stating that such claims do not reflect the reality within the party.

To strengthen its structure, the committee resolved to intensify grassroots mobilisation across all 27 local government areas of the state. It said the move would expand membership, deepen civic participation, and position the party strongly for the upcoming primaries and general elections.

The statement also expressed confidence in the leadership of former Imo State Governor, Rt. Hon. Emeka Ihedioha, and former Deputy Governor, Hon. Engr. Gerald Irona, describing their experience and influence as key to maintaining unity and stability within the party.

It further reaffirmed loyalty to the national leadership of the ADC under Senator David Mark, stating that the Imo chapter aligns with the vision of the National Working Committee and will work collectively toward success in 2027.

The party added that it remains committed to promoting a united Nigeria anchored on justice, competence, and inclusive development, describing the ADC as a credible platform for national renewal.

Reiterating its position, the Imo ADC declared itself united, focused, and determined, urging members to remain committed, avoid distractions, and continue working toward strengthening the party and delivering good governance to Nigerians.

Alia made the remarks on Tuesday during a political address in his hometown, Vandeikya Local Government Area of Benue State.

He emphasized that he is not known for speaking too much, but rather for taking practical steps to achieve results.

In a video lasting about 20 minutes and 25 seconds, the governor said he “does not talk much” and prefers to “act using his shoulders,” a phrase he used to stress his action-oriented approach to governance.

During the event, he also cautioned individuals who, according to him, are benefiting from certain privileges but working against the interests of the Vandeikya people ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The comments come amid increasing political activity and grassroots mobilisation across Benue State as attention gradually shifts toward the next election cycle.

Although the governor did not mention any specific individuals, his remarks have since generated reactions online, with supporters and critics offering different interpretations of his message.