Aguleri community show support to their son, Governor Obiano, call for sack of traditional rulers



Abuja trip: Obiano’s kinsmen protest, demand sack of 2 monarchs

 


The consequences for some of the 12 traditional rulers from Anambra state that visited Abuja with Prince Arthur Eze to see  President is still reverberating. If you could recall the all the 12 traditional rulers that visited Abuja with billionaire Arthur Eze were suspended for a year by the Governor Obiano last week.

 

The  Aguleri community in Anambra East Local Government Area of Anambra State have protested against two traditional rulers who followed Prince Arthur Eze to visit President Muhammadu Buhari in Abuja. The two traditional rulers they were protesting against Igwe Alex Edozieuno of Mkpunando Aguleri and Igwe Udoji Ikegbunem of Eziagulu-Otu Aguleri.

Obiano suspends 12 monarchs for alleged misconduct

 

Governor Obiano who also hails from Aguleri is having a running feud with Prince Arthur Eze.

The protesters were led by the town president-general, Chief Hipo Onwuegbuke; president of Aguleri youths, Mr Nnamdi Ikeli, and other leaders of the community.

They said that the two embattled monarchs betrayed their community by joining forces with an outsider to fight their son, Chief Willie Obiano, who is the governor of the state.

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“We are protesting the unbecoming conduct of the two Igwes (monarchs) in our community namely Igwe Alex Edozieuno of Mkpunando Aguleri and Igwe Udoji Ikegbunem of Eziagulu-Otu Aguleri.

“These Igwes on their own left our domain without telling our people, without even telling the government or the Anambra State Traditional Rulers Council and went to Abuja with Prince Arthur Eze. We condemn that conduct in its entirety”, Onwuegbuke said.

The youth president, Ikeli, who corroborated Onwuegbuke said that the continued stay in office of the two monarchs were no longer acceptable to them and therefore called on Governor Obiano to dethrone them.

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