ONGWANCHI Side of the story on the open letter written by Ajoze, Ogavuda and Akaramuda

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EBIWOOD:"Despite the misinformation spread by these individuals, aimed at inciting animosity towards Mr. Calabash, it is important to note that when the illness first emerged, Mr. Calabash and his family were there for him, from Upogoro to Lokoja" - Ebira veteran actor ONGWANCHI reveal 

He said: I found myself amused by a particular video released by individuals claiming to be affiliated with G5. While Mr. Calabash might not have personally visited Umachaku, he did reach out by phone to inquire about his well-being and offered prayers for him. Despite the misinformation spread by these individuals, aimed at inciting animosity towards Mr. Calabash, it is important to note that when the illness first emerged, Mr. Calabash and his family were there for him, from Upogoro to Lokoja. In recognition of this support, he honored the Calabash family during his VeReTe Shows. However, in the current situation, relations have soured between them and Mr. Calabash include some of us who stand by the truth, despite the efforts of Hi-Speed and M. Big. They persist in their antagonistic stance against Mr. Calabash and those who uphold the truth. Consequently, Mr. Calabash chose to make a call rather than visit, to avoid potential conflict due to the rumor they are spreading. Many might only perceive the surface of this situation, overlooking the deeper implications. We can conceal our wrongdoings from others, but can we truly hide from the Almighty God? If they genuinely cherished our group, the Omeduta Theater Group, why did they not visit Omeduta during his dire illness, nor pay their respects upon his passing? When Arichani faced a life-threatening accident, did they express any concern?, or did they merely mock him. The person they now accuse was a great support all the above on the two above cases. when my mother was ill for months before her passing. Did any of them show concern or pay their respects upon her death, especially Umachaku, whom my mother treated like a son? Disagreements in business are natural and need not be forced; one can part ways amicably. Must they harbor hatred and incite others against him, even fabricating falsehoods? During prosperous times, many, including you, reaped the benefits. May Allah have mercy on those who hastily judge and insult. For God sake, we are mature enough.