Attah Igala: Before you pull the Trigger, think about the position of Aju Ameh Achor Family, particularly the stop gap for 102 years-By Citizen Goodman Akwu

I have chosen to address the Aju Ameh Achor Royal family who are the Victor’s of the Royal battle that just ended.
Please permit me to start by extending my sincere Congratulations to you people, fortunately for me, my maternal grand mother comes from here, if it is true that Madam Otini Akor Eke. Nee Aku is from this family, then, I also stand to share in the glory with you.
It should be a thing of joy for the family to regain their slot after 102 solid years of missing in action, rather than the family members fighting dirty over who becomes the next Ata.
Since 1919 that our Great Grandfather HRH Oguche Akpa, a.k.a Akpa kiya moulde, went on a hunting expedition, the family went on a long vacation, that almost ended them in oblivion before the intervention of Gov Idris Wada Government saved the Royal lineage from extinction.
Please my people read this piece with rapt attention. First, the family should thank Ex gov Idris Wada inmensely for his leadership initiative ( law moderation) that made it easy for the family to bounce back to reckoning. Were it not for Wada Gazette the family that was already confined to the dustbin of history, wouldn’t have come back to the throne again for ever.
Wada revived the Aju Ameh Achor who were completely marginalised and suppressed by their own siblings from other Royal homes, which is not unusual in the battle for Ascension/succession, anything can happen, just like we all know.
The Gazette was the magic that paved way for your coming back to the throne again after 102 years exit.
You should thank him immensely for making it possible for the family to reign again.
But then we should not push our luck too far, as the 3 other Royal homes are waiting patiently for the family to shoot themselves on the leg for them to continue from were they stopped.
Let us put on our thinking cap to ponder well and avoid the pitfall of the past.
You people should stop fighting dirty, don’t allow greed & wicked politicians to push you people against yourselves, they are same people that set up Ibrahim Idris a.k.a Ibro against, Musa Wada, who is not just member of same party with him, but father inlaw to Musa Wada and Abubakar Ibro is the Senior brother to Asmao Ibro, known as Mrs Wada.
The wicked politicians keep pushing & gingerining them to fight each, after Musa Wada was declared winner of the PDP’s primary election, the battle went as far as the Supreme Court, but at the end the day, both of them lost everything and those pushing them like Wheelbarrows changed position and changed comments.
My people, our people are terrible, particularly politicians. Don’t allow them to set you up against one another, pls drop your swords, the only language knife understands is blood.
It should be a thing of joy that the Aju Ameh Achor is back on the throne.
What is the difference between Samuel Opaluwa, Mathiew Opaluwa and Ocholi Opaluwa.
The selection of any of the three should be victory for all.
Moment you people succeed in destroying your chances/relationship same people will move to join the next successful family to castigate you.
Your endless in-fighting is inconsequential, what is important is the victory of Aju Ameh Achor returning back to the throne.
You people don’t have any option than to
come together to form a synergy to consolidate on this success story and the victory will be for all.
Your failure will wake up Opaluwa Oguche & Peter Adebo Oguche violently and it will not end well with you people, the repercussion may be disastrous.
It is time to unite together and work collectively to change the negative narrative of the past.
Thank you
Please be careful, dont allow history to repeat it self and be well.
Let my sin be for me alone.
Am Citizen Akwu Umar-Pharooq Goodman.
Prince of Igala Royal family

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