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Bianca hires private guards for Ojukwu’s house

Bianca, widow of Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu, has hired the services of private security personnel to guard the GRA, Enugu home of her husband, where she also resides.

Aside from guarding the house, THE PUNCH learnt that Bianca might have taken the decision in order to prevent warring family members, who want their share of Ojukwu’s property, from gaining entry into the compound.

When our correspondent visited the house on Tuesday, the gun-wielding men moved round the compound with Rottweiler dogs.

One of them said, “If you must gain entry, you must identify yourself and madam must give us the approval before we allow you in.”

A prominent member of the Ojukwu family last week alleged that some of the ex-Biafra warlord’s family members were targeting the property he left behind.

He said, “This is very disturbing because it has led to accusations and counter-accusations and then the hatred that was already in the family is even getting worse by the day.”

Meanwhile, attempts made by our correspondent to speak with Bianca were not successful. She did not pick her calls, neither did she reply the text messages that were sent to her mobile telephone line.

However, Debe, the eldest child of the late Ikemba, restated again on Tuesday that he would open up soon on the “issues in the family”.

He said, “Whenever it would be convenient for me, I will speak in details about the issues in the family and several other matters.”

Mr. Azuka Okwuosa, who was Ojukwu’s closest aide from 1982 after he returned from exile till 2011 when he died, said it would not be proper for him to comments on the matter because Igbo tradition forbides him from doing so.

“In Igbo tradition, when a man like Ikemba dies, you wait for 30 days to say anything about his life and family. Under such condition, we are not supposed to be talking about his life unless we would be negating the Igbo tradition,” Okwuosa said.

He, however, said what was happening in Ojukwu’s family was not new. “It happens everywhere. People agree and disagree,” he said.

He called on the family members to be patient pending when Ojukwu’s Will would be read.

When asked if he was in support of Bianca hiring private security men to prevent other family members from visiting house. Okwuosa said, “Bianca’s decision is basically out of choice. The few times I have been to the house to see her; those security men were not rude to anybody. They would attend to you in so far your mission there is genuine and legitimate.”

On the other hand, Mr. Bismack Oji, former national chairman, Ohanaeze Youth Wing, berated the family for the act, describing their action as “a disservice to Ezeigbo (Ojukwu)”.

Oji, said, “When a king dies in Igboland, it is only proper that we give one year interlude before one begins to put up claims over his property or begin to cause problems that may not allow for the peaceful repose of his soul.

“It is needless fighting over his property and assets when there is obviously a Will that would assign any property to any member of the family.”

He added, “Even before Ikemba was buried, his children and other family members had even started the fight. Now that he has been buried and his wife has gone to seek protection by employing security men, one may not really blame her for such an action.”

One of Ojukwu’s aide, who is now a pastor in Enugu and didn’t want his name in print, blamed the crisis on Ralph Uwazuruike, whom he said had already proclaimed himself the Ezeigbo II and the new Igbo leader even before Ojukwu was buried.

He said, “His (Ojukwu) family members began to jostle for his property when they saw the way Uwazuruike was also jostling for his titles and positions even before the burial plans were concluded.”

http://www.punchng.com/news/bianca-hires-private-guards-for-ojukwus-house/

dayokanu: Na wa ooo

Abi na private guards dey shine Biancars Kongo nowadays?

From ojuku to Uju Okonkwo to Reetardeen now to randon private guards

When would she do the regional pussy promo. Agro dey catch my dog oo

dayokanu: Na wa ooo

Abi na private guards dey shine Biancars Kongo nowadays?

From ojuku to Uju Okonkwo to Reetardeen now to randon private guards

When would she do the regional pussy promo. Agro dey catch my dog oo

Callotti: Mu he he he he he

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dayokanu:

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Come meet me for house when you clock out of work.

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Callotti:

This post is hidden!

dayokanu:

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mercenaryx: And so what What? What do you want us to do What

dayokanu: Na wa ooo

Abi na private guards dey shine Biancars Kongo nowadays?

From ojuku to Uju Okonkwo to Reetardeen now to randon private guards

When would she do the regional pussy promo. Agro dey catch my dog oo

On behalf of the family of Dim Chukwuemeka-Odumegwu-Ojukwu (Eze Igbo Gburugburu), I issue this statement to express our profound gratitude to governments, leaders, associations and persons who have continued to pray for the speedy recovery of the patriarch of the family, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu.

I appreciate especially, the solidarity, support and assistance of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. I extend similar gratitude and appreciation to the Government and people of Anambra State. The governors of the other states in the South-East geopolitical zone, the Nigerian media, religious organizations, the Nigerian people especially Ndigbo in Nigeria and all over the world and several other persons and organizations, who have continued to pray fervently for the recovery of my father.

I wish to assure the general public that there has been steady improvement in Eze Igbo’s health condition, having just returned from the United Kingdom where he is currently hospitalized. I thank Almighty God for the improvement recorded so far. The quality of the treatment he is receiving and the prayers of his numerous admirers and well-wishers have been most helpful and reassuring.

However, I wish to seize this opportunity to express the family’s disappointment in the conduct of a few persons who have continued to drag the name of my father into politics, especially at this his most trying moment, when he is not in any position to respond to what is being said or done in his name. In circumstances such as the one the family has found itself in, it is only the natural spokesperson of the family who is my humble self as Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu II, his son, that is expected to speak on his behalf whenever the need arises. Similarly, comments on his specific medical condition or progress are to be made by the hospital authorities who are currently managing his treatment.

Until I left the United kingdom last week, the progress made by my father in his recovery has not developed to the point of his being able to communicate his views and opinions to anybody including myself, orally or in writing. In fact, this has been his condition since the crisis in December last year. It is therefore, in absolute bad taste, disrespectful and unethical for some people to engage in certain political comments and purport to have obtained my father’s consent and approval for such comments, when there is no truth in such claims. It is in the same like manner that the family views certain exaggerated statements on the recovery of my father without the authorization of the medical authorities who are managing his health.

These developments have embarrassed the family greatly.

I therefore appeal to the persons concerned to moderate their comments and desist from subjecting Dim Odumegwu-Ojukwu (Eze Igbo Gburugburu) to political commitments and engagements without his consent especially during this challenging time in his life.

I appeal to all wishers and admirers of my father not to relent in their prayers, solidarity and support for his speedy recovery. By the special grace of God, he will return to Nigeria healthy enough to resume his contributions to national development.

I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

May the Almighty God bless you all.

May God bless Nigeria.

•Hon. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu II

Fmr. Commissioner for Special Duties and Transport, Anambra State

Callotti:

No. Thank you. Oga don cook for me full house. Check out his pot of stew from last night.
Abeg nor let e badu belle and e jolosis begin dey quench for NL o with all this h-attention.
This beauty dey kill too many wor-wors on and off NL!
Please, hellep me. . .make dem nor quench o!

ak47mann: you slut!! your mouth just dey run up and down

Ekwy + Nwa:




Abi o
Na so Awo’s widow Hannah Idowu dey share her old dry kopmo since 1987 , Prince Bola Ajibola dey nack mama Awo kpako , he seriously wan kill that 96 old mama with his abuna.
Even Taofeek Arapaja dey collect his own from the old soup pot
Frederick Fasheun is the newest chap whey dey hump the old wagon
the older the better according to wine lovers
very soon she go share reach Hausa Fulani cows

Mcdondayan: What we want u 2 do is 2 hide nd burry ur face in shame. U MUST NT COMMENT ON EVERY POST ON NL

babaowo: the man "ojukwu" made mistake,he should have will all his properties for those igbo families who died during the biafra war....... He just created another war now after his dead, i hope this will not pass biafra own.....