Aninri Report: “PG of uncompleted projects,” more natives blast Udengene

A mini-war is breaking out in Amagu community as more natives are coming out in open defiance against their President General.

Comr Christian Onyeabor (a.k.a Udengene) has come under fire after InfoWars dragged him to face public judgement this morning. He has called “emergency meeting”, and has been soliciting help from influential community indigenes. He has also ramped up attacks on his critics on social media, using his trademark tactic of fighting by proxies.

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But those who he is fighting are surprisingly prepared, and are fighting back in spade. They want to know why their PG prefers receiving financial donations on behalf of Amagu using his personal or business bank account when the community has number of functional accounts. They want to know why he abandons Arizo House, the administrative building that has taken more than what is needed to be completed but which remains largely unfinished. They want to know why he abandons nearly every project he has started. They want to know why he singlehandedly rewrote the Town Union’s constitution. They want to know how millions and millions of naira which came in forms of donations and taxations are spent. Most importantly, they want to know why their PG filed a lawsuit against Amagu autonomous community in the High Court.

But Udengene has chosen distraction over submitting himself to demand for accountability. He also wants to use delay to evade scrutiny.

“Udengene is a PG of uncompleted project. That’s his new name. Show me any single project he has completed. Show me one,” an angry indigene Friday Njoku told InfoWarsHQ.

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Amagu is, today, divided into two halves. While few wealthy elites support Udengene, more than 90 percent of the community, mostly the poor, rural dwellers who suffer first-hand his anti-people policies, despise him.

Although Udengene is a polarising figure, the key factor of the looming crisis stems from the fact that Amagu autonomous community has no solid source of income. The government has to rely on the donations from “big men” to function. So its the “bigs”, not the PG, who call the shots. At the plodding of these “bigs” Udengene has sidelined half of the elected officials of the Town Union, including the secretary Comr Aloysius Chukwu.

“He [Udengene] never use committee in any project. He is both the committee and its chairman,” one of the aggrieved officials said.

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Amagu lost its thriving daily market with its large revenue in 2020 under the incompetent leadership of Hon. James Onyeabor, Udengene’s elder brother, as PG.

ODUFFA Elections: Ameke throws support for Mbe Kwuoto

Days before the Oduma Football Federated Association (ODUFFA) holds its elections, more blocs are throwing their weights for Augustine Uwanekwu (a.k.a Mbe Kwuoto) presidential bid.

This morning, “encouraging reports” broke that Ameke community has unanimously opted to vote for Mbe, according to insider sources. Frankly, it’s the sweetest of the many breakthroughs the former Amagu coach is seeing as the road to ODUFFA presidency gets messier.

Ameke village which borders Amagu to the North and Amorji to the West, has been in tumultuous relationship with their Amagu neighbours for decades. Now, their endorsement of an Amagu-born candidate is not just an unprecedented step towards healing, but a rare proof of Mbe’s mass acceptability across Oduma community.

Also, the endorsement speaks volumes about the tiring disillusionment among Oduma football lovers.

“In the good old days, ODUFFA made our Christmas holidays so exciting,” said a Lagos-based Ameke stakeholder.

“That time, football matches was the only reason most of us would come home for Christmas. Our people would come from far North and West to witness these exciting moments. It was all fun.

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“But today, ODUFFA is a shadow of itself. The vision is dead and so is our common pride. We’re looking forward to reviving our land in the era where football is a lucrative business across the world. Only a diehard football enthusiast like Mbe can make the difference all of us desire. Ameke is voting him and were closing our eyes to village sentiments. We want ODUFFA to be great again,” the source said.

Ameke is one of the most powerful villages in Oduma. Multiple times ODUFFA championship, Ameke holds second position of a place with highest number of billionaires after Ohofia Oduma.

Their support is not just weighty, but is expected to tip the balance in the elections that is barely two weeks ahead.

Augustine Uwanekwu is already leading his only rival, Samson Okechukwu (Sammy), in all the major informal polls. Amorji, Sammy’s village, has continued to distance themselves from the man they’re “sure would bring Amorji to shame before Oduma football community.”

Sammy’s steady slide is a direct consequence of the two presidential candidates’ campaigns. Mbe’s campaign team – fortified, lethal and caustic – has been on Sammy’s throat, highlighting his weak temperaments and, leading him to many missteps and ultimate failure. Sammy’s handlers, however, have chosen an ineffective route of attack and mischief, talking down no both the opponent and the voters.

On Wednesday, Sammy said that Augustine Uwanekwu and the entire Oduma youths are Indian helm smokers, belittling them as low class who lack university education like himself. His threats, invectives and outbursts have targeted Chioma Onyeabor, Alphonsus Onwubiko, Ejike Ekwe, Osita Iyoke, Jude Ogbonna and others as he gets more hysterical under escalating pressure.

ODUFFA: Football game elections pitch two villages together in Aninri

Elections of new leaders of Oduma Football Federated Association (ODUFFA) would hold on January 1, 2026. Already – like always – tempers are rising, as the contestants and their supporters draw swords and are beginning to fight dirty on social media.

At the centre of the contention lies crucial assumption that the association’s presidency is, in fact, the only serious position. Although football usually bring the 18 Oduma villages together, contest for ODUFFA presidency always divide them.

Two men has stepped out, vying for the all-important spot in Oduma football community. Mr Augustine Uwanekwu is from Amagu community while Mr Samson Okechukwu is from Amorji Oduma.

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Augustine Uwanekwu (alias Mbe Kwuoto), about 37 years old, schooled at Central School Oduma between 1994 and 2000. An avid sports lover, Uwanekwu has participated in all sports activities during his primary school days, representing his school more than once in Aninri and around Enugu State.

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At Community Secondary School Oduma, where he furthered his education, Mbe – as he is popularly known – left even bigger imprints. Again, he was in sports and also made marks in Man-O-War society.

His aspiration to join the army after his graduation, however, suffered setback. So Mbe returned to Oduma and resumed his passions: sports and politics.

He won the ODUFFA’s best goalkeeper of the year four consecutive times. Retiring from playing Amagu team, Mbe was appointed it’s coach. In matter of months he had beat it to shape and won ODUFFA trophy two consecutive times, making him the only coach to achieve such a feat in Amagu football history.

Mbe kwoto has served several administrations in different capacities in Amagu autonomous community. Currently the Treasurer of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Oduma ward 2, Mbe gets around a lot.

His leadership skills and his boundless energy are behind his mass following and popularity in Oduma and beyond.

In the other hand, Samson Okechukwu is from Amorji. Much is not known about his childhood as some alleged he had lived and schooled in the North until his adolescence age.

One time president of defunct National Association of Oduma Undergraduates – the association he helped to destroy – Samson is a moderately successful builder by local standard. Although a lover of football, he never play for his Amorji community in ODUFFA tournaments. Sometimes, he is tapped to officiate matches.

But Samson Okechukwu – popularly called Sammy – is allegedly an irredeemable gambler, literally living in bets houses and playing Visuals irresponsibly.

In his first campaign speech before Oduma online communities recently, he proposed to convert ODUFFA to women league where men’s participation would be abysmally minimal.

“We know why he said that,” Ekene Nwachukwu from Ukete village told Info Wars, adding that Sammy is a first-class womaniser.

How Amorji and Amagu are reacting to the elections

Nearly every person in Amagu is “fully supporting” Augustine Uwanekwu for ODUFFA presidency, several informal surveys show. According to sources from Amorji, there are reasons – apart from competence question – why Sammy is not enjoying such acceptance in his own place.

“He impregnated three village girls across Oduma and denied all of them,” a man from Amorji said in anonymity.

“Second, our people (Amorji) fielded a great candidate, a man who could have given ODUFFA noble job. That young man is the people’s choice; he is loved among Oduma sports community.

“Sammy is no match to this man. But it was Sammy who vowed that ‘over his dead body’ should he step down for the man whom Amorji as a community had nominated. The man has since withdrawn from the race.

“Amorji can’t afford to bring shame to its name before Oduma by supporting a man we’re sure would disappoint ODUFFA. We can’t send a third-rate candidate while we have some excellent men in Amorji. Sammy must withdraw or he can go ahead, alone to the polls,” the source concluded.