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Truth Endures: Eze Akaliro Issues Public Disclaimer and Rejoinder
The truth spoken by traditional rulers will stand the test of time, while falsehood and dishonest practices can eventually undermine those who engage in them. This is why integrity, honesty, and respect for traditional institutions remain essential values that should guide public conduct.
Long live Eze Akaliro, the former Chairman of the Bende Local Government Traditional Rulers Council, a former member of the Abia State Council of Traditional Rulers, and the current living patron of the Abia State Council of Traditional Rulers. Following his video interview, he has now put his position in writing through a formal refutation, making his response clear on the matter at hand.
Meanwhile, the situation has raised questions about the conduct and credibility of those seeking to represent the people. The concerns expressed about Chima Anyaso and alleged questionable practices have become part of the ongoing public discussion. The people deserve transparency, sincerity, and responsible representation. The public disclaimer and rejoinder issued by HRH Eze Patrick Ude therefore forms an important part of the unfolding conversation.
Eze Akaliro Issues Public Disclaimer and Rejoinder, Reaffirms Commitment to Truth
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