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BREAKING!!! 2019: Gov Ikpeazu's N22m Bribe to Nnamdi Kanu's Kinsmen Boomerangs

 

Reports reaching IGBERE TV newsroom indicates that the plot by the Abia state government to use Nnamdi Kanu’s plight as political tool ahead of the 2019 re election bid of Governor Ikpeazu has hit troubled waters.

Recall that, the Abia state governor, who was reportedly a key initiator of the obnoxious ‘Operation Python Dance’ which led to the kidnap or murder of the leader of the Ingenious People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu and his Parents, HRM Eze & Lolo Israel Kanu as well as the untimely death of scores of IPOB agitators, had earlier this week made moves to appease the community and IPOB faithfuls through a meeting

During the meeting which was held in the Government House Umuahia and attended by some members of the Afaraukwu Ibeku community, Gov Ikpeazu said that he was making efforts to ensure that the monarch returns home soon.

Gov. Ikpeazu and Nnamdi Kanu

IGBERE TV Sources at the government house also revealed that Governor Ikpeazu gave the elders N20 million and gave another N2 million to be shared by the people who attended as mobilization after the meeting.

Meanwhile, the Traditional Prime Minister of the community, Chief Odoemelam Chimechefulam, has dissociated himself from the visit by some members of the community to Gov. Ikpeazu.

He said that those who visited the Governor did so in their personal capacity and never had the mandate of the community to embark on the shameful journey.

He said that he heard that a group of people were being mobilized to visit the Governor but decided not to join them because the community was still in mournful mood following the disappearance of their Traditional Ruler, since after the military raid of his palace which was initiated by the governor and his collaborators.

Chimechefulam said he found it strange and a grievous sin against the land to visit the Governor who is yet to identify with the community over their missing traditional ruler one year after.

He said Isiama-Afaraukwu community “is the land lord” of the Abia seat of power, and deserves Government sympathy and consolation over the ordeal.

His words: “When I heard some people mobilizing to visit the Governor I said I won’t be part of it. Why will I go to wine and dine with ‘the devil’ when I have not seen my traditional ruler more than one year the community was invaded by the Army?

“Our community is the landlord of the Government House but the Governor has never visited us over our woes.

“We have been in pains since after the military invaded us last year. All the houses near Eze Kanu’s palace now have leaky roofs because of the army bullets that rained on them like water.

“Since then neither the Governor nor the Federal Government has visited us to know how we are faring. We are victims of the military raid.

“So, what is the essence of the visit? Those who went to see him were on their own. Don’t forget that this is a political season and individuals have the right to express themselves.”

In the same vein, the President General of the community, Chief Ikechukwu Ndubueze dismissed the visit and all that transpired in it as shameful and entirely “PDP affair”

Ndubueze who also dissociated himself from the visit said “what happened was that members of the Peoples Democratic Party in the community went to see the Governor who is their party man”

He said they never had the authorization of the community on the visit and that “whatever they told the Governor was purely their party affair”.

Also in a swift reaction to the Governor’s comments, Spokesman Nnamdi Kanu’s family and Kanu’s youngest brother, Prince Emmanuel Kanu told Ikpeazu to “look for better ways of entertaining his guests and not use Kanu as a campaign slogan for his re-election bid”

Emmanuel lampooned Ikpeazu and cautioned him to be mindful of his utterances concerning the whereabouts of the monarch and other family members yet to be sighted since after the military raid on the palace last year.

The family Spokesman wondered why “the Governor who has not thought it wise to visit the family since one year our father, mother and brother got disappeared suddenly made their matter a campaign tool’.

He said Ikpeazu should leave the Kanu family out of his second term project, and dismissed the Governor’s comment as an afterthought.

Prince Kanu said no amount of hypocrisy would exonerate Ikpeazu and his South East counterparts from culpability over the invitation of the military for a Python Dance Operation in the zone last year. “Ikpeazu should not think we can be easily deceived by hiring supporters from our community to visit him in Government House and making flowery comments about our family”.

According to him, “the prevailing hunger in the land had made it easy to recruit people to sing ones praises for peanuts”

Prince Kanu who claimed the Governor mobilized the visitors with Millions of Naira blamed their action on hunger and poverty.

He wondered why the Governor would be promising to collaborate with his South East counterparts to help locate the missing monarch only few months to election year.

Kanu’s brother said anybody who participated in the said visit was part of the conspiracy that led to the military invasion of the community, adding that “the blood of all the victims of the raid is upon them”

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Emeh James Anyalekwa, is a Seasoned Journalist, scriptwriter, Movie producer/Director and Showbiz consultant. He is the founder and CEO of the multi Media conglomerate, CANDY VILLE, specializing in Entertainment, Events, Prints and Productions. He is currently a Special Assistant (Media) to the Former Governor of Abia State and Chairman Slok Group, Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu. Anyalekwa is also the National President, Online Media Practitioners Association of Nigeria (OMPAN) https://web.facebook.com/emehjames

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