Aninri PG “summons” 3 natives in another wave of mass persecution

The Secretary of Amagu Town Union, with two other popular youths in the community, faces fresh “sanctions”, InfoWars learned.

• PG in Aninri sets a man’s house on fire (VIDEO)

The President General, Comr Udengene, in a renewed efforts to silence dissents, is forcing Chukwu Odinaka, Abel Chukwu and Alphonsus Onwubiko, to return home next week. The trio reside at different parts of Anambra and Enugu States.

“They’ve already served the letter to my mother this morning, and she has called to inform me,” Mr Onwubiko, a Master’s degree holder from Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka said.

Udengene-led administration has come under fire since last week following multiple calls for accountability. Arrogant ruler, the PG has, instead, chosen to fight his people to roll back their demands.

The so-called summon of the youths is the latest in the PG’s fight for quench the escalating crisis in Amagu community. According to sources privy to the situation, the youths are expected to be tried by a “highly biased” committee.

Meanwhile, the end to Udengene’s mounting troubles is not in view. Another lines of war are opening against him within Aninri political spaces. Yesterday, he took to various WhatsApp groups in the council to heap unusual “praises” and “supports” to the Chairman Prince Ugochukwu Nwanjoku.

But Aninri already knows his craftiness and so many voices descended on him, lifting past posts where he had repeatedly attacked Nwanjoku’s administration. A card-carrying member of ADC, Udengene also holds PDP and APC membership cards today.

Huge in the body, but coward in the spirit, the Amagu leader was once described by a native as “big for nothing”. It remains to be seen how his public image would look like after his own people drag him to court next week for possible grafts and for forging the community Constitution and swearing under oath with it before the High Court.