The government earlier queried the two traditional rulers for violating the state code of conduct for chieftaincy.
“It is not a law but a decree because it does not represent the interest of the people,” said the group.
Anambra residents blamed the traditional rulers for their woes, while others said the government was overbearing.
The commissioner said Mr Ezeani did not obtain approval from the state government as contained in the traditional rulers’ code of conduct.
“I have invited the leadership of IPMAN for a meeting early next week for discussion.”
