Abia State government has suspended a first class traditional ruler in the state, Eze Onuoha of Ibeku land for allegedly interfering with the activities of the development union of the community.
Onuoha, the Ogurube 1V of Ibeku, is the paramount ruler of Ibeku Clan.
A suspension letter signed by Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Chief Charles Ogbonnaya, alleged that the action of the monarch “culminated in near violence, disruption of peace and breakdown of law and order.”
The government in the letter directed traditional rulers’ leadership in the state to “suspend all rights and privileges due to EzeOnuoha until the decision is reversed by Governor Ikpeazu
Meanwhile, the community’s leadership has been polarized with two parallel leadership emerging at the recent election of leaders of the town union.
Onuoha, the Ogurube 1V of Ibeku, is the paramount ruler of Ibeku Clan.
A suspension letter signed by Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Chief Charles Ogbonnaya, alleged that the action of the monarch “culminated in near violence, disruption of peace and breakdown of law and order.”
The government in the letter directed traditional rulers’ leadership in the state to “suspend all rights and privileges due to EzeOnuoha until the decision is reversed by Governor Ikpeazu
Meanwhile, the community’s leadership has been polarized with two parallel leadership emerging at the recent election of leaders of the town union.
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