It is popularly known that one Mr. Ndu Akomas, a pimp to Orji Uzor
Kalu’s mother, introduced Chuks Akamadu into the gigolo act. Chuks Akamadu who
claimed to be a graduate of Unilag but records showed he never graduated from
UNILAG just as our investigation showed that he was never at any point a
student at the law school.
Meanwhile, all efforts by Chuks father, Nkechi Nworgu’s husband,
to give him a good education failed because Chuks will rather chose to go
after married women and widows. When the opportunity came to meet Eunice
Kalu (odiukonamba) he jumped at it with open arms against the advise of his
father who frowned at his boy’s way of life, because of his youthful prowess in
bed odiukonamba promised to make him a Councilor under the now defunct PPA but
that was not to be as he was caught sleeping with one of the Party’s women
leader at the back of Nweke Street in Aba. On one occasion as a result of his
randy lifestyle with Odiuko’s party women, he was thrown out of the house by
madam Eunice Kalu, now frustrated and rejected by his father he moved out of
town and went to Abuja where he became a pimp hanging in a popular hotel where
ladies of easy virtue usually came to look for men.
On one of such occasions, he met Orji Uzor Kalu, his mentor who came to
frolic with Senator Nkechi Nworgu. OUK having recognized Chuks then took
him to his estranged mother, Senator Nkechi Nworgu.
It is widely known especially among the people of Osisioma that Mr.
Chuks Akamadu is one of the estranged sons of Senator Nkechi Nworgu from her
second husband. But she had since abandoned Chuks and his sibling just the same
way she abandoned her first husband’s kids.
For Chuks, this is is an opportunity to get his mother’s attention and
this can be achieved by attacking other perceived Ngwa Governorship aspirants.
It is equally known that her estranged mother is using him to destabilize the
existing political peace and harmony already existing in Abia State. For them,
it is a do or die affair characterized by character assassination of other
prominent Abians.
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