The proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra has pointed out that if the Federal Government really wanted insecurity to end in the South-East, it should release its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, unconditionally from detention as pronounced by the courts.
This was according to a statement by its spokesman, Emma Powerful, on Friday, while condemning the statement credited to the Nigerian Army, which linked it to the incessant sit-at-home orders and enforcement in the region.
IPOB in the statement dissociated itself from the violent enforcement of sit-at-home exercise across the South-East, as well as from Simon Ekpa and his criminal sit-at-home enforcers.
Powerful explained that the reckless and abusive sit-at-home strategy is from the autopilot group led by Simon Ekpa and does not represent Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
The group cautioned the army chief against unleashing terror on the South-East people in the guise of going after sit-at-home enforcers, adding that the government of Bola Ahmed Tinubu should not toe the same line of the past government.
Credit: Punch Newspaper
