HRM EZE EDWARD EULE (ONYENWEALI X), HAS DISMISSED CLAIMS BY SOME OF HIS SUBJECTS THAT HE ABANDONED HIS THRONE FOLLOWING HIS TEMPORARY ABSENCE FROM THE COMMUNITY.(PHOTO).

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 The Traditional Ruler of Azumini Ndoki Ancient Kingdom in Ukwa East LGA, Abia State, HRM Eze Edward Eule (Onyenweali X), has dismissed claims by some of his subjects that he abandoned his throne following his temporary absence from the community. This is as six suspects have been arrested by the police in connection with the stealing of the community’s electricity transformer, thus plunging the community into darkness. The monarch, who is currently in the U.S, explained that his trip was to attend to personal and professional matters, adding that he will soon return to Nigeria. "I travelled to the United States of America in May 2025 to attend to some professional and personal matters. I am robustly healthy and fine, and I may soon conclude the task of my sojourn here", he said. Prof. Eule accused individuals he described as "mischief-makers operating under the guise of an Interim Ruling Council" of peddling falsehoods and propaganda about his alleged abdication. ...
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FLAGS HONORING DANISH TROOPS RESTORED AT U.S EMBASSY AFTER PUBLIC BACKLASH. (PHOTO).

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 Flags honoring Danish troops restored at US embassy after public backlash



    The removal of flags honoring Danish soldiers who were killed while serving in Afghanistan has sparked widespread anger in Denmark after staff at the U.S. Embassy in Copenhagen took them down ahead of a planned silent march honoring veterans. The flags, which had been placed in flower boxes outside the embassy and bore the names of fallen Danish troops, were removed days before a Jan. 31 demonstration intended to show solidarity with veterans and commemorate their sacrifices. The timing intensified public backlash, particularly following recent remarks by President Donald Trump that appeared to minimize the role played by NATO allies during the war in Afghanistan.

In a televised interview, Trump said allied forces sent to support U.S. troops “stayed a little back and a little off the frontlines,” adding that the United States “never really needed them.” Those comments were met with sharp criticism from Danish political leaders, veterans, and the public, who described them as deeply disrespectful to the troops who fought and died alongside American forces. Denmark was among the first NATO members to respond after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, when the alliance invoked Article 5 for the first and only time in its history. Danish troops and military equipment were deployed in support of U.S. operations in Afghanistan beginning in 2002, and 44 Danish soldiers were killed before the country fully withdrew in 2021.

Embassy officials said the flags had been removed as part of security measures at the building, but that explanation did little to calm public outrage. Following sustained criticism in Danish media and from veterans’ groups, the embassy reinstated the flags and approved their return to the memorial display. The incident has unfolded amid broader tensions between Washington and Copenhagen, including recent remarks by the Trump administration suggesting the possible use of military force to seize control of Greenland, a Danish territory. Many Danes say those developments have damaged trust in the United States as a reliable ally.

Defense analysts and former military officials have warned that the rhetoric and symbolism surrounding the incident risk long-term harm to the transatlantic relationship. Hans Peter H. Michaelsen, a defense analyst and former Royal Danish Air Force officer, said the comments about allied troops were painful and undermined decades of cooperation. He noted that Denmark had long viewed the United States as a close partner and protector, a perception that has been shaken in recent weeks. The backlash has also prompted support from some Americans living in Denmark, including U.S. citizens who said they plan to attend the Jan. 31 silent march to stand with Danish veterans and acknowledge the sacrifices made during the war.


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