A Senior Magistrate Court in Abuja has issued an arrest warrant against former Imo State Governor Okorocha, over allegations of forgery. The court ordered his arrest following an investigation into claims that he forged official documents. The case was brought by the state’s attorney general, who accused Okorocha of manipulating records to conceal financial discrepancies. The warrant was issued after the court reviewed evidence presented by prosecutors, including sworn statements and documentary proof. Okorocha, currently in self-imposed exile, has not yet commented publicly on the charges. The case highlights ongoing legal challenges against former officials in Nigeria, as authorities continue to pursue accountability for alleged corruption. The court has scheduled a hearing to determine whether the warrant should be executed. This follows a series of high-profile legal actions against former public officials in recent months, as the Nigerian government seeks to strengthen transparency and governance. The case is expected to set a precedent for handling similar allegations against ex-officials.