Multiple sources has come out to report that a Ponzi scheme owner bought it for her.
However the "Big Daddy" who bought the car for her has been arrested and is currently cooling off in the EFCC net and the car he bought for NENGI has been seized as a crime proceed.
Many Igbos changed their names in Delta State and Rivers State during the war ,for survival and also to avoid the harsh 20 pounds economic strangulation of Igbos.
Umahi defends action, says August Meeting not usually held in town
Aggrieved women in Ebonyi State, under the aegis of Ebonyi Federated Women Organisation (EFWO), Saturday, petitioned the Inspector General of Police, Usman Baba Alkali, Federation of International Women Lawyers (FIDA) and other human rights organisations over the disruption of their August Meeting by Ebubeagu operatives.
The women, made up of Umuada Ebonyi Women, Ebonyi Widows Forum, South-East Women Association and Female Ministers of Urban Women Organisation, among others, said that Ebubeagu operatives invaded the venue of their meeting, People's Club premises, along Abakaiki/Enugu Expressway and disrupted them.
The women also revealed that their seats, canopies and even decorative items were confiscated by the operatives and taken away to their office in Abakaiki, the state capital.
They disclosed this during a protest over the incident in Abakaiki the state capital, noting that the theme of their disrupted meeting was "Women, Nation Builders".
Speaking on behalf of the women, President of Umuada Ebonyi Women, Mrs. Charity Chukwuemeka, described the incident as sacrilege and an attack on Igbo women and Igbo culture and urged the IGP and human rights organizations to call the security operatives to order.
She said, "The hard-working, peace fostering women of Ebonyi State under the aegis of Federated Ebonyi Women Organization, were on this day 20th of August 2022, unjustifiably attacked, embarrassed, and chased out of the venue of their 2022 Annual August Meeting slated to hold in People's Club Hall, Abakaliki.
"This abominable act was carried out by the Executive Governor of Ebonyi State, Engr. Dave Umahi, through his attack dogs, the Ebubuagu Security outfit of Ebonyi State.
"It is not new or alien to the Igbo race that the entire women meet every August to discuss and chart the best possible developmental ideas and projects to improve the well-being and welfare of our people.
"Notably, the Annual August Meeting is not a partisan gathering as it cuts across party lines and even involves women who never belonged to any political party.
"It is surprising therefore that the Governor knowing the importance of this annual gathering for the women and the society at large, facilitated this dehumanizing attack on this year's August Meeting that has the approval of all relevant security agencies.
"That these attacks are unreasonable and unwarranted infringements on the constitutional rights of the women of Ebonyi State which must not be tolerated.
"That as mothers, we will speak to our sons and husbands to be in solidarity by standing with us in this protest against dictatorship.
"That for unjustifiably attacking and humiliating our women in this sacrilegious manner, Ebonyi women hereby call on the Inspector-general of Police and civil rights groups to come to our aid by ensuring that Governor Umahi's agents whom he used to perpetrate these crimes are brought to book while Umahi's militia known as Ebubeagu Security Network should be disbanded by the federal government," she said.
When contacted on phone, Special Security Consultant to the State government, Chief Stanley Okoro Emegha, said the operatives received a security report that unknown gunmen will use the place to attack the state.
He said that August meetings were not usually done in the town and vowed that those arrested will be prosecuted.
You see, women tolerate a whole lot of stuff more than we do ..
I think, most of the things we throw at these girls are things we can't stand ourselves..
Most of the things they endure and put up with are things we will never put up with as guys..
Consistently bleeding for 4 days and switching in between moods and still manage to stay sane is something that I can't comprehend..
She doesn't mind going hungry just so her children could eat..
Most times she gives up on her dreams so that her husband can live his..
She doesn't have a life of her own as her children sees her as a Demigod and always run to her when they are in distress..
Her hair keeps smelling because junior keeps peeing on her and she barely has time to think or breath..
The children always want to be close to her because most dads prefer to be close to their laptops..
She may be the weaker vessel in strength, but she sure has a mind that is stronger than Samson’s...
So when you hit your wife, you are simply hitting a god who sacrificed her happiness so you can be the man you have always wanted to be..
Woman! Thou art blessed
U SHALL ALL REAP THE FRUITS OF YOUR LABOUR .
Emmanuel Eze, a father of three from Ohabuenyi village, Okposi Okwu community in Ohaozara Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, resident in Lagos State with his family, was upbeat that his business trip to Onitsha, Anambra State, on June 4, 2022, would be a successful outing.
In fact, he had promised his wife that he would reveal the nature of the business to her once he returned from the journey.
However, that was not to be, as Daily Sun gathered that, six weeks after, the 35-year-old businessman was yet to return to his base in Lagos and his whereabouts remain unknown. Eze’s two mobile phone lines have remained switched off since the second day of his journey, with no clue of what might have happened to him.
His elder brother, Ogbonnaya Eze, a lecturer at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), told our reporter that his sudden disappearance has thrown their family into confusion.
He said his brother went on a business trip from Lagos to Onitsha and was last heard from the next morning, when he was scheduled to meet a friend in Enugu State.
Ogbonnaya explained that his missing brother was into foodstuff business in Lagos and had always sourced goods from the northern part of the country. He wondered the kind of business that brought him down to Onitsha that he did not confide in any members of the family, including his wife.
Ogbonnaya said: “My brother, Emmanuel Eze, came to Onitsha from Lagos for business on June 4. He spoke with his wife in the morning of the following day. He said he had lodged in a hotel in Onitsha. He also called his friend in Enugu and informed him that the business he came to do in Onitsha was not successful. He also said he was leaving the hotel to go down to Enugu to meet his friend, one Onwe Samuel. That was the last time anybody saw or heard from him.
“We reported the matter to both Enugu and Anambra police commands and we have searched for him in all police and army detention facilities in and around Onitsha, without any trace of him.
“Samuel, the friend he was supposed to meet in Enugu, confirmed that he called him and said that he would be coming down to Enugu to see him but he did not visit again as he said. Samuel also confirmed that it was in the morning that he called him, and when he did not see him in the evening he tried his lines but they were all switched off.”
Daily Sun gathered from a family source that investigation by security experts indicated that his two telephone lines went off at the same time between Asaba and Benin-Lagos road on June 5, 2022.
Ogbonnaya appealed to the public to contact the family or the police with any information regarding his brother’s whereabouts and how to rescue him. He said the entire family was traumatized, and his wife, who is pregnant with their fourth child, has been having sleepless nights since the incident.
On her part, wife of the missing man, Mrs. Blessing Emmanuel, said her husband only told her that he would be going to Onitsha for business but did not disclose the nature of the business.
“He told me a day before the trip that he would be going to Onitsha for business. I was surprised and immediately I asked him what kind of business he was going to Onitsha to do, knowing full well that the foodstuffs he sells were usually sourced from the North. But, to my greatest surprise, he answered that he would tell me once he returned from the trip. Daily sun
