EXCLUSIVE: How Soludo’s aide on security defrauded Mbosi community tormented by gunmen N250m
The administration of Governor Chukwu Charles Soludo of Anambra State, is currently in the eye of the storm again, after investigation by News Band revealed how his aide on security defrauded Mbosi community in Ihiala Local Government Area of the State over N250 million....READ ORIGINAL & FULL CONTENT FROM SOURCE |
Mbosi community is one of the areas being tormented by gunmen masquerading as agitators.
Since 2020, gunmen, hiding under the guise of agitators, have unleashed a reign of terror on this border town, leaving a trail of death, destruction, and displacement.
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This medium understand that the N250 million was raised by Mbosi stakeholders and handed over to the governor’s aide under the arrangement and understanding that he has the capacity and reach to purchase for them the needed equipments and materials for the safety and security of Mbosi.
In a leaked letter addressed to Soludo’s aide by the stakeholders of Mbosi which was exclusively obtained by News Band, he was directed to deliver the equipments (guns) or return the N250 million which was given to him to put the necessary security machinery on ground that will help to give the criminal elements tormenting Mbosi a run for their money.
When News Band further investigated the plight of the communities around Ihiala Local Government Area, Soludo’s aide was further indicted as he has also collected money from Lilu community affected by the activities of the gunmen with the assurance that he will provide men and materials to flush out the bandits Killing people in their community.
Though, this paper gathered that over N50 million was allegedly handed over to the said aide by Lilu stakeholders without him delivering on his promise.
When this medium reached out to some of the stakeholders from these tormented communities, they refused to speak over fear of victimization.
A source who doesn’t want to be quoted, accused Soludo’s administration of benefiting from the precarious security situation in Mbosi, Lilu and others following the fraudulent roles played by the officials of his government.
However, the letter addressed to Soludo’s aide by the stakeholders of Mbosi asking him to refund the N250 million reads: “Dear Ken
“I write you this personal mail as Igwe Mbosi and somebody with a high opinion of you and regards you as a good friend.
“I am sure that most Mbosi people also regard you highly.
“It is over six months that you had an arrangement and understanding with Mbosi Stakeholders, which based on the firm promise you made to them resulted in their raising and handing over to you a huge amount of money geared towards Mbosi security.
“You firmly promised and assured them that you have the capacity and reach to purchase for them the needed equipments and materials for the safety and security of Mbosi. They gave you that huge amount of money in excess of N250m ( two hundred and fifty million Naira) because they trusted and believed you as a man of his words.
“We know you will not let Mbosi down.
The situation in Mbosi is now so dire and desperate that that I have to make this personal appeal to you on behalf of the entire good people of Mbosi.
“Please Ken if you have purchased those materials, make them urgently available to Mbosi through Mbosi PG, Hon Azuka Okolie or through any other Mbosi person of your choice.
“Alternatively if you have not purchased the materials immediately return that money to Mbosi without any further delay.
“Ken, the current condition of your arrangement with Mbosi is exacerbating the unbearable suffering and crisis in Mbosi. It is adding fuel to the fire in Mbosi.
“Something must be done and done quickly.
“Please give the equipment or money to Mbosi without any further delay.
“May God bless and keep you”.
Meanwhile, Mbosi community resorted to self-help after Governor Chukwu Charles Soludo refused to act on the growing security situation in the community.
Mr. Soludo appeared unperturbed over the growing carnage in Ihiala LGA.
Ihiala has been reduced to a ghost town, its streets echoing with the silence of fear and desolation.
News Band reported that the traditional ruler, HRH Igwe Godson Onyediri, along with many notable residents in Lilu, remains in exile, their homes and heritage reduced to ashes.
Despite earlier claims of liberation by the state-backed Agunechemba Security outfit, the reality on the ground paints a grim picture.
The scale of devastation is staggering. The palace of Igwe Onyediri, a symbol of cultural pride, lies in ruins, alongside his residence, security post, and Obi.
The homes of prominent figures like Chief Chidi Nwanoneze, Chief Christian Awugosi, and High Chief Ifeanyi Ozodimbu have been razed.
Community infrastructure, including the Akwalilu and Umuodochi village halls, high-tension cables, and all transformers in Lilu, have been systematically destroyed or looted to their last metal.
Essential communication networks, including Airtel and MTN/9Mobile masts, have been demolished, isolating the town further.
Over 20 residences and businesses, including Mr. Olikagu’s shopping mall and Chief James Ezeiheukwu’s house, have been burnt or vandalized, stripping Lilu of its economic and social fabric.
Investigation revealed that the deadly occupation of Lilu is been orchestrated by criminal bandits, some allegedly linked to IPOB/ESN factions.
Innocent youths have been abducted, tortured, and publicly executed—some beheaded—for refusing to cooperate.
Currently, there is no law, no order—only the fight for survival.
These terror groups operate from underground bunkers, forests, and occupied homes. Last year, an underground kidnapping camp was discovered where victims were held in chains.
But justice has been fleeting, and clean-up efforts have not been sustained as Governor Soludo has failed to show any form of seriousness in addressing the situation.
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