NO SIT-AT-HOME TOMORROW, IPOB DECLARES

The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has denied reports making the rounds that it issued a sit-at-home order to the people of South-East.

In a statement signed by its spokesperson, Emma Powerful, the group advised everyone to go on with his/her businesses tomorrow.

He said IPOB leadership have condemned the barbaric killing of 14 innocent Igbo youths by Ebebuagu, and have taken their strategic measures to curtail this from happening again, they have not called for any unauthorized sit-at-home on Friday 22nd, July 2022 in response to murder of the innocent Imo youths.

They also commended their people for protesting the murder of the innocent youths, saying they have ways of dealing with enemies in their territories without putting more pains on people who are already under pains.

They further urged their people to ignore the meaningless and senseless order to Sit-at Home tomorrow.

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