Retired Commodore Kunle Olawunmi, former Commandant of the Defence Intelligence College, has spoken about his familiarity with Igbo culture and traditions, revealing that he once visited the famous Long Juju shrine in Arochukwu, Abia State, where he participated in traditional activities.

Olawunmi made the disclosure in a newly released episode of State Affairs with Edmund Obilo, published on the Edmund Obilo Podcast from 34:26  on Saturday, October 31, 2026.

During the interview, the retired military officer explained that his connection with the Igbo community was built through years of personal relationships and professional assignments in southeastern Nigeria.

He mentioned former Chief of Army Staff, General Azubuike Ihejirika, as one of his close Igbo friends, recalling that he had visited him several times at his residence, where they spent time together and shared meals.

Olawunmi also linked his understanding of the region to his military career, explaining that his intelligence responsibilities frequently took him to the Southeast, particularly during operations connected to the security situation around Bakassi.

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Speaking about his visit to the Arochukwu shrine and his experience with Igbo traditions, Olawunmi said, “I have been to the Long Juju of Arochukwu, I have tied towel and I have killed chicken there. I am very comfortable with the Igbos, I know their culture and tradition because even when I was in the intelligence I was running southeast because of Bakassi”

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