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IPOB backs Enugu governor’s ban on Monday sit-at-home

The Indigenous People of Biafra {IPOB}, on Monday, threw its weight behind the ban on Monday sit-at-home in Enugu State by the state governor, Dr Peter Mba.
According to pro-Biafra secessionist group, it is supporting the ban because it had already stopped it, cautioning, however, against the use of force on the people, saying the police know the criminals enforcing the “non-existent sit-at-home.
IPOB’s spokesman, Emma Powerful said these in a statement on Monday, while also reminding Mba that the group had already suspended the exercise before some criminal elements hijacked it.
IPOB SAID: “After our leadership initiated the Monday sit-at-home order to demand for the release of our leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the IPOB leadership has long directed stoppage of the exercise to avoid criminals capitalising on that to harm our people.
“Though some Biafrans continued with Monday sit-at-home voluntarily, as our leader predicted, after the suspension order, some criminals and infiltrators hijacked it and started committing crimes and enforcing non-existent Monday sit-at-home.
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“The Enugu State Governor, Dr Peter Mba should be made aware that IPOB has already suspended Monday sit-at-home. For him to publicly associate IPOB with Monday sit-at-home is obnoxious. If Mba wants to return normalcy on Mondays, he has the support of IPOB because those enforcing non-existent Monday sit-at-home are criminals.
“Anybody enforcing non-existent Monday sit-at-home order is not helping IPOB and our leader Mazi Kanu. Every member of IPOB and Biafrans should be coming out on Mondays for their business.”
noting that while the exercise is gradually winding down across the South-East, IPOB said Mba should avoid the use of force to clamp down on the people as this would create anarchy.
According to the group, security agents can stop the enforcers of sit-at-home and their sponsor because they know themselves.
“Their leader in Europe is behind these criminalities going on in the South-East with the support of the Federal Government just to blackmail IPOB.
“The governor must know that the Nigeria Police know the criminals and the hideout of the criminals who enforce sit-at-home in some communities but are claiming to be IPOB but they are not.
“We are calling on Mba never allow a single person die because of this exercise because we don’t know anything about it.
“Calling on the Nigeria murderous security agents to stop Monday sit-at- home is a call that will be used as a license to target and kill IPOB members and innocent Biafra citizens. So, Mba should be careful not to be used by enemies to target and attack IPOB members and ESN operatives.
“Mba should never make the same mistake, Anambra State governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo made by using the Nigeria compromised security to stop Monday sit-at-home . Any attempt to use murderous Fulani controlled security to stop the sit-at-home is an indirect way of killing our people.
“Such moves will always be counterproductive. Such measures failed in Ebonyi, Imo, and Anambra, and it will fail in Enugu if it is applied. We support him to stop the Monday sit-at-home, as we have stopped the sit-at-home. Allow the Monday sit-at-home to die off naturally by engaging our people,” the group added.
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