In the lavish palace of Ghana’s self-proclaimed Igbo King as còntroversy brews over 50-acre settlement plan
His Royal Majesty Eze Dr. Chukwudi Jude Ihenetu, a Nigerian businessman and socialite, is making headlines in Ghana — not just for his titles, but for the grandeur of his palace.
Located in Ghana, the self-styled Igbo king's residence is a display of luxury, complete with ornate furniture, cultural symbols, and two flags — Nigeria’s and Ghana’s — flanking his royal throne.
Videos of Eze Ihenetu welcoming prominent guests into this palatial residence have been circulating on social media, drawing both admiration and criticism.
The palace, meant to symbolize unity between the Igbo people and their Ghanaian hosts, has become the focal point of a wider debate following his recent announcement.
The controversy stems from his plan to acquire 50 acres of land in Ghana to build a dedicated settlement for Igbos living in the country.