IPOB restricts movement across South-East on May 18th, 26th
The Indigenous People of Biafra has issued a sit-at-home order across South-East states on May 18 and 26, 2022. The affected states are Anambra, Abia, Ebonyi, Enugu, and Imo.
In a statement on Saturday, the group’s Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, said the order was made in solidarity with their leader, Nnamdi Kanu who will be appearing in court on the said dates, in continuation of his treason trial.
Powerful also denounced a purported restriction order issued by those he calls “faceless DSS agents and impostors”.
He said: “Our attention has been drawn to a purported voice note ordering Biafrans and residents of Biafraland to sit at home on a date other than May 18. This is the handiwork of paid agents and should be totally ignored.
“Those behind the purported voice note should go inform their pay masters to stop dissipating their energy and resources on a hopeless attempt to stop the collective will and decision of Biafrans worldwide to pursue our self determination right.”
“Biafrans must be very much at alert because the enemies are trying so hard to create confusion in our land in its attempt to set Biafrans against themselves and scuttle our struggle for liberation. But we assure them that Biafrans know their plans and will not fall for their evil agenda.
“Like Mazi Nnamdi Kanu said, if you did not hear it on radio Biafra then it is not from IPOB. IPOB announce its activities and events only through official channels which are (i)Radio Biafra (ii) Press Statement from Emma Powerful (office of IPOB Media and Publicity Secretary) and (iii) Memo from the Office of IPOB Head of Directorate.
“To this end therefore the only Sit-At- Home order emenating and announced by IPOB leadership are the 18th and 26th of May, 2022 being the dates our leader Mazi Nnamdi KANU will appear in court.
“Biafrans, friends of Biafra and lovers of freedom across the world and especially in Biarraland should therefore pay no heed to faceless DSS agents and impostors recruited to serve the interest of Fulani Caliphate.”
