Governor
Sullivan Chime's in-laws, including the mother in-law, Madam Patience
Igwe, on Tuesday said there is no history of madness in their family Madam Igwe told our correspondent on the telephone that no member of the household had a history of mental illness.
“My daughter, Clara, is quite okay and sound and her husband, the governor of Enugu State, is also doing well. Please leave us alone and don't call me again with this matter,” she said.
Governor
Chime recently disclosed that his wife had mental illness based on why he had restricted her movement to the Government House.
Clara however left the Government House at the weekend, vowing never to come back to her husband.
At
the Amauda Isuochi village in Umunneochi Local Government Section of
Abia State, where Mrs Clara Chime hailed from, a male cousin to the
governor's estranged wife corroborated Madam Igwe's stand, asking, “Do I
appear to be someone who's mad?”
The
cousin, who had been spotting a set of blue jean trousers, refused to
disclose his identity and prevented other members of the household from
speaking to our correspondent.
“Do individuals you are seeing here appear to be mad people, or maybe you have seen any mad person because you came in?,” he asked our correspondent.
He
explained,
“Please, we don't have any mad person here and nobody inside our family has ever been mad. So, I don't know where Enugu people got the story our sister is mad.”
When asked, the security man at the Igwe's compound, Dauda William, said he was yet to notice any insane person in the family.
“Since I resumed work at the premises over four months ago, individuals I have been seeing around are extremely normal and well,” said William, an indigene of Nasarawa State.
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