Kogi: Attah Igala sacks BoT, NEC of kingdom’s CDA
He also endorsed the constitution of a 20-member Interim National Working Committee.The monarch’s decision was contained in a statement on Saturday by his Secretary, Yunusa Idachaba.
The traditional ruler decried the recent events in the ICDA, noting that they fell short of Igala Kingdom’s aspirations. The Attah condemned the wrangling between the BOT and NEC over the hosting of ICDA annual AGM and awards to some prominent indigenes.
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