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Chief Monday Esu, the Village Head of Ikot Umo Essien, has been suspended by the Akwa Ibom State government of Governor Umo Eno due to suspected acts of terrorism and violations of public order.
According to reports, Frank Archibong, the Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, made the announcement in a statement released on Wednesday in Uyo.
In order to conduct a thorough inquiry into the accusations made against the troubled village chief, Archibong stated that the suspension will be in place for six months.
The commissioner claims that Chief Esu was suspended in response to allegations that he was involved in actions that could cause instability in the community, such as allegedly sponsoring theft and vandalism at a recently built block of stores in the Ikot Ekpenyong community market.
According to Archibong, “the accusations against the village head include acts that violate peace and security, such as alleged sponsorship of vandalism and theft of facilities at newly constructed blocks of shops at the Ikot Ekpenyong community market.”
He clarified that actions that could compromise law and order in rural areas could not be disregarded by the state government.
According to the statement, thugs from Ikot Umo Essien village had lately broken into the Ikot Ekpenyong community market, allegedly destroying, vandalizing, and robbing recently constructed stores.
“Mr. Nsikak Ekong, the immediate past member representing Ikot Ekpene Federal Constituency, facilitated the block of shops as a constituency project in February 2024,” stated Archibong.
He further said that the thieves did not stop at the stores; instead, they proceeded to demolish a VIP restroom and a Fadama-sponsored borehole on the market grounds, taking valuables such water pumps, doors, windows, overhead tanks, generators, and aluminum roofing sheets.
The commissioner said, “They also caused chaos and intimidated locals, making them live in fear.”
Chief Esu was purportedly named as the main suspect in the incident by the state’s investigative team, according to Archibong’s initial findings.
According to preliminary investigations, Chief Monday Esu, the village head of Ikot Umo Essien, is the main suspect in the attacks.
As a result, until the investigation is over, the traditional ruler has been ordered to provide the village council secretary all government property that he owns.
The Commissioner restated the Akwa Ibom State Government’s commitment to upholding security and tranquility in all of the state’s communities.
He issued a warning that if a traditional ruler or community leader was discovered to be encouraging illegal conduct, the government would not think twice about disciplining them.
Archibong stated, “The Ministry will continue to uphold discipline and ensure that traditional institutions remain symbols of peace, unity, and development.”
