Just in hours after Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State ''eastern Nigeria'' in West Africa, direct the people of the state to ignore all sit-at-home orders by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and get back to work every Monday
Then came some top members of IPOB who social bullied the Governor's directive, condemning the Soludo outlaws directive to end ''the sit at home order of IPOB across eastern states in Nigeria. see the press release below
Which directs Anambra workers, marketers, and business people all over the state to resume activities on Monday, citing an end to the sit at home IPOB era
The directives were not too ok by some IPOB members, among them, is a top IPOB member, in the person of Simon Ekpa, who took to Twitter to condemn Governor Soludo's directive
In his tweet, he said
Soludo's directive to civil servants in Anambra is dead on arrival, It won't work. He stresses that Soludo should have asked other Governors how far they have tried in ending the sit at home order but all failed
He 'Simon Ekpa' then rifer to Willie Obiano, Former Governor of Anambra State who went to the street as a town crier asking the good people of Anambra state to ignore the sit at home order of IPOB and return to work and business, but all fail. Simon Ekpa also warned Soludo not to use his overzealousness to endanger the lives of Anambrainlians. See his Post Screen share Below
Another Twite user also said in the quote:
The sit at home order by IPOB members is fast creeping business across the southeastern states in Nigeria, as the Governor believes lifting such order and allowing all workers, business people, and market to resume work on Monday is best for the general interest of Ndi Anambra and have directed then to resume
Until Monday next week, no one knows if the people will obey the Governor's directive and resume activists on Monday or ignore the Governor's directive and continue with the IPOB mandatory every Monday sit at home order across the eastern states in Nigeria, Until next week Monday, only but time will tell
Here Is How The Developing Crisis In Anambra, The sit at home order began
The sit at home order has been ongoing for months now since the Nigeria government rearrested Mazi Nnamdi Kalu last year 2021 and handed him over to the Nigeria DSS
Then the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) have called for all members to stay at home every Monday and not participate in any economic or social activities, this is in protest of the Nigerian government's continued detention of their leader, Nnamdi Kanu.
The IPOB has made it clear that this is not a call for a general strike, but rather a way for members to peacefully express their dissatisfaction. So the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) have called for all members to stay at home and not participate in any economic or social activities every Monday since the last year 2021 after their leader Nnamdi Kanu was rearrested and now in the custody of Nigeria DSS.
According to IPOB The call to all southeastern states in Nigeria to sit at home every Monday and any other day Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is to appear in the court is in response to the arrest and continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of IPOB.
It will interest you to know that Kanu was rearrested on charges of treason to the Nigerian government and has been in the custody of the Nigeria DSS since 2021.
Then came some top members of IPOB who social bullied the Governor's directive, condemning the Soludo outlaws directive to end ''the sit at home order of IPOB across eastern states in Nigeria. see the press release below
Which directs Anambra workers, marketers, and business people all over the state to resume activities on Monday, citing an end to the sit at home IPOB era
The directives were not too ok by some IPOB members, among them, is a top IPOB member, in the person of Simon Ekpa, who took to Twitter to condemn Governor Soludo's directive
In his tweet, he said
Soludo's directive to civil servants in Anambra is dead on arrival, It won't work. He stresses that Soludo should have asked other Governors how far they have tried in ending the sit at home order but all failed
He 'Simon Ekpa' then rifer to Willie Obiano, Former Governor of Anambra State who went to the street as a town crier asking the good people of Anambra state to ignore the sit at home order of IPOB and return to work and business, but all fail. Simon Ekpa also warned Soludo not to use his overzealousness to endanger the lives of Anambrainlians. See his Post Screen share Below
Another Twite user also said in the quote:
The sit at home order by IPOB members is fast creeping business across the southeastern states in Nigeria, as the Governor believes lifting such order and allowing all workers, business people, and market to resume work on Monday is best for the general interest of Ndi Anambra and have directed then to resume
Until Monday next week, no one knows if the people will obey the Governor's directive and resume activists on Monday or ignore the Governor's directive and continue with the IPOB mandatory every Monday sit at home order across the eastern states in Nigeria, Until next week Monday, only but time will tell
Here Is How The Developing Crisis In Anambra, The sit at home order began
The sit at home order has been ongoing for months now since the Nigeria government rearrested Mazi Nnamdi Kalu last year 2021 and handed him over to the Nigeria DSS
Then the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) have called for all members to stay at home every Monday and not participate in any economic or social activities, this is in protest of the Nigerian government's continued detention of their leader, Nnamdi Kanu.
The IPOB has made it clear that this is not a call for a general strike, but rather a way for members to peacefully express their dissatisfaction. So the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) have called for all members to stay at home and not participate in any economic or social activities every Monday since the last year 2021 after their leader Nnamdi Kanu was rearrested and now in the custody of Nigeria DSS.
According to IPOB The call to all southeastern states in Nigeria to sit at home every Monday and any other day Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is to appear in the court is in response to the arrest and continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of IPOB.
It will interest you to know that Kanu was rearrested on charges of treason to the Nigerian government and has been in the custody of the Nigeria DSS since 2021.