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Taraba: Kuteb Group Accuses TY Danjuma Of Distorting Takum Chieftaincy History, Warns Against Cultural Genocide 

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May 25, 2024
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Taraba: Kuteb Group Accuses TY Danjuma Of Distorting Takum Chieftaincy History, Warns Against Cultural Genocide 

By Emmanuel Awari-Jalingo

The Kuteb Yatso of Nigeria (KYN)  the umbrella body of Kuteb world wide has accused Gen. Theophilus Danjuma ((rtd) of deliberately distorting and reinventing new history of Takum Chieftaincy to benefit his tribal people (Chamba)

Chief Emmanuel Ukwen, President General Kuteb Yantso of Nigeria stated this while addressing newsmen in Jalingo.

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The accusation is coming after the recent appointment of HRH Bar. Sopiya Gboshi as chief of Takum who was presented with staff of office by Gov Agbu Kefas  to succeed late Ukwe Ali Ibrahim kufang ll who died 28 years ago.

The Kuteb also accused Gen. Danjuma and his associates of making plans to demolish the Takum Central Mosque and the ancestral palace of Ukwe Takum which had been located behind the Mosque.Chief Ukwen recalled the recent speech presented by Dajuma during the coronation of the newly appointed chief of Takum against the Kuteb and late Ukwe Takum Ali Ibrahim was unjust  and unacceptable.

“It is a pity that TY Danjuma referred to late Ukwe Ali Ibrahim  as a very bad and terrible chief on flimsy reasons because he was a Kuteb man and a Muslim.

Record have it that late Ukwe Ali ibrahim was an honest and peace loving leader who ruled over the people of Takum from 1963 to 1996 and was adjuged by all as a leader with fear of God.

“We have uncovered a sinister move by Danjuma and his cohorts to force the State Governor to demolish the Takum Central Mosque and the Ukwe Takum Palace which is located behind the Mosque under the guise of  Urban development.

“We want the whole world to know that the graves of our late Ukwes who reigned and died are in the palace.

“Any attempt by Danjuma and his cohorts to desecrate the tombs of our fathers will amount to cultural genocide,” he said.

The Kuteb leader also accused Danjuma of preaching peace in the public while he has security instigated and funded many crisis in his hometown, Takum.

The very recent was the sponsoring of Fulanis to wipe out over 200 Kuteb villages preparatory to the forceful installation of a Chamba Chief inorder to weaken and silence the Kuteb people in Takum.

“The Kuteb through Ukwe Takum ruled Takum from 1510 to 1996 uninterrupted by any other tribe, how comes Danjuma is forging history that the Kutebs are people from the hills? Ukwen questioned.

Meanwhile, Gen. Danjuma during the reception of the Chief of Takum described the Kuteb people as troublesome and urged the State Governor, Kefas Agbu to be careful with the Kuteb people.

SUMMIT POST News reports that Kuteb Yatso of Nigeria, had shortly after the appointment of the new chief of Takum, vowed not to recognise the newly crowned Chief  Sopiya Gboshi from Chamba tribe.

The Kutebs vehemently vowed not to recognise the new Chief and would exhaust every legal means to recover their ancestral stool.

Tags: ChambaChief Emmanuel UkwenChief  Sopiya GboshiGen TY DanjumaKuteb Yatso of NigeriaKYNPresident General Kuteb Yantso of NigeriaTakumTaraba State
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