Nwanosike had in a statement he personally signed accused Lucky Emmanuel popularly called DE-BULL, Emmanuel Elekwachi called Aboki and cult groups involved in land grabbing in Aluu and Rumuekini, leading to the death of Rumuekini indigenes.
But the Aluu traditional leaders, Chiefs, Elders and opinion leaders led by Chief Godspower Nyeche-Opara, Chief Solomon Amadi and Elder Thankgod Abraham in reaction to the claims of Nwanosike, condoled with Rumuekini and the immediate families of those who lost their lives, and also warned the Ikwerre council chairman against taking the place of security operatives to investigate and prosecute.
The Aluu people in a communique read out by the Palace Secretary, Elder Thankgod Abraham, described the statement by Nwanosike as misleading, inciting and politically motivated and urged members of the public to disregard the comments.
The Aluu people while highlighting how the police in the past had raided some homes of Rumuekini people and recovered dangerous weapons, suggested that the police must be allowed to carry out their due investigation to unravel the true situation of things especially as it concerns the recent incident.
