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Imo Monarch And His Cabinet Members Kidnapped After Attending Traditional Wedding

Unknown gunmen have kidnapped the traditional ruler of Umueze Nguru in the Aboh Mbaise Local Government Area of Imo state, Eze Charles Iroegbu.

Imo Monarch And His Cabinet Members Kidnapped After Attending Traditional Wedding 1

Eze Iroegbu was kidnapped on Wednesday night, April 7, along with his cabinet chiefs who accompanied the him to a public function within the state.

The monarch, who is the owner and Chief Executive Officer of All States Mass Transit, and his cabinet chiefs were kidnapped after attending a traditional wedding in Mbano.

It was learnt that they were in three vehicles and were heading back to the kingdom when the gun-wielding men waylaid them and diverted their movement.

A source said, “His Highness and his cabinet chiefs were on the back from a traditional wedding ceremony in Mbano when they were kidnapped. This is unbelievable and there is fear and panic everywhere.”

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A community source, who confided in newsmen, expressed worry that the kidnappers had not established communication since they struck.

He, however, said that the community was relying on God for the safe return of the king and his cabinet chiefs since police formations in the state were under serious attacks.

The police spokesperson in the state, Orlando Ikeokwu, said that he could not confirm the abduction when he was contacted by newsmen.

 

KanyiDaily had also reported how imo monarch, Eze Cletus Ilomuanya allegedly attacked Imo ex-Governor Rochas Okorocha inside Air Peace at the Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport, Owerri.

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