Is Igwe Okekeuche of Enugwu-Agidi a serial liar...?

 


...When a village denies her monarch 


It is no longer news that the traditional ruler of Enugwu Agidi recanted the allegation by the President General of Enugwu Agidi that Chukwudi Tansi was never part of the Vigilante Group. The Igwe rather claimed that Tansi was chosen by his village, Anaofia-Etiti, to represent them in the 20 man Vigilante of Enugwu-Agidi. 


The news now which has caught everyone unawares is that Anaofia-Etiti Welfare Association, the formal organisation holding together Anaofia-Etiti village has written formally to declare that the said claims by the Igwe through his Chief Press Secretary is a 'false narrative.'


 The written rebuttal signed by Ozo Nonso Ifebunso, chairman of the group and its secretary Mr Chinedu Mmuo Ututu, the secretary, read thus; 

"This is to inform the general public especially the good people of Enugwu-Agidi that Chukwudi Tansi was never at any given time nominated/appointed a representative of Anaofia-Etiti in the composition of the Enugwu-Agidi vigilante group. 


"This notification became necessary following a false narrative by the Chief Press Secretary to Igwe Mike Okekeuche, Ichie Ifeanyi Ndulue on the 4th day of February 2025 that Anaofia-Etiti people "screened and nominated "Chukwudi Tansi" her representative in the twenty man vigilante group for Enugwu-Agidi. 


"His appointment/nomination was solely done by Igwe Mike Okekeuche (Okpalariam III) without recourse to the good people of Anaofia-Etiti Enugwu-Agidi."

The question on the minds of every concerned person is this; "Is Igwe Okekeuche of Enugwu-Agidi a serial liar?"


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