***How APC Gubernatorial Candidate Escaped Mob Action
A land fraud allegation to the tone of N1 billion is currently trailing Nicholas Ukachukwu.
Nicholas Ukachukwu, is the gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the forthcoming Anambra governorship election.
In a video spotted online by The Octopus News, Nicholas Ukachukwu was seen being harassed by a group of people assumed to be subscribers to his real estate business, as he attempted to enter his car.
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In the video, the aggrieved subscribers were heard alleging Ukachukwu of owing Ndi Anambra N1Billion via his company, Chupi Company Limited.
The group of people noted that the businessman had not allocated land meant for subscribers in the past three years. Further, they alleged they had been looking for Nicholas Ukachukwu before finally finding him at the Transcop Hotel, Abuja.
It took the intervention of the hotel security and officials of the Nigeria Police to rescue the politician.
Meanwhile, a coalition of over forty Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) have allegedly received a petition from the aggrieved subscribers against Ukachukwu’s Chupi Company Limited for the alleged fland.
According to the coalition, the subscribers paid the money to Zoe Dew Dawn Nigeria Ltd, a real estate firm that has shown sufficient proof of sending the same sum of money since the year 2022 to Chupi Company Limited for the estate land, as alleged.
Shockingly, three years have passed, yet not a single plot of land has not been allocated, nor has their hard-earned money been refunded.
Despite several efforts to get Sen. Ukachukwu to honour the agreement reached by the subscribers, he has continued to demonstrate tendencies that left the owners with no option but to go public for the APC governorship candidate to be compelled to pay or release the land according to sources.
The coalition has pointed out that the situation is not only a monumental breach of trust but also a direct assault on transparency, accountability, good governance, and values which public servants and political leaders ought to embody.
The refusal or failure of Sen. Ukachukwu’s Chupi Company Limited to fulfill its contractual and moral obligation to its subscribers casts a dark shadow on his integrity and raises serious questions about his fitness to lead Anambra State, according to the CSO.
On behalf of the aggrieved subscribers, the CSO coalition has issued a seven-day ultimatum to Sen. Ukachukwu and Chupi Company Limited to either refund the ₦1 billion paid by the subscribers or issue the estate lands as agreed.
The Coalition has categorically stated that failure to comply with these demands within the stipulated period will leave the subscribers with no other option than to occupy the streets of Anambra in peaceful but resolute protest until justice is served.
The coalition therefore called on relevant regulatory agencies, anti-corruption bodies, and law enforcement agencies to take immediate interest in this case and ensure that justice is delivered without fear or favour.
“We will also present a petition before the Anambra State Chapter of APC, the National Secretariat of APC, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the Commissioner of Police, Anambra State Command, the Inspector General of Police, and the Director General of the Department of State Services (DSS),” the coalition added.
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