IPOB spokesman, Emma Powerful, alleged that the Imo governor’s plan is to implicate the pro-Biafra group.

Hope Uzodinma, the governor of Imo state has been called out by the Indigenous People of Biafra. IPOB accused Uzodinma of recruiting thugs to attack his own people. 

IPOB spokesman, Emma Powerful, alleged that the Imo governor’s plan is to implicate the pro-Biafra group. 

Powerful stated this while reacting to the decision of Southeast governors to end it’s sit-at-home order in the region. 

According to IPOB, the sit-at-home order was the only way people of the region can express their displeasure over the brutality by the Nigerian security agents. 

However, Powerful told Daily Post on Wednesday that the group would clampdown on Individuals enforcing the Monday sit-at-home which has been cancelled. 

“South-East governors cannot stop the wishes of the people because they have failed the masses and sit-at-home is the only way our people show their displeasure and that they are tired of Nigeria and its security brutality in our territory. South-East governors have no stand to stop it,” he said. 

“IPOB can only stop sit-at-home because they initiated it. We stopped Monday sit-at-home because we found out the implications on our people, but the Nigerian Government and their politicians hijacked it and killed people to implicate IPOB worldwide.

Very soon, they will understand how we will handle it because we have discovered all their antics and gimmicks. IPOB will not allow that to continue.

“So South-East governors cannot do anything unless IPOB and the public do. We still stand on no more Monday sit-at-home and anybody enforcing it is not IPOB. They will get their reward soon; our people should stop Monday sit-at-home because IPOB has stopped it openly, and we are not going back on that.

Last Monday, Hope Uzodinma recruited some hoodlums who were attacking people in the name of IPOB in order to implicate us as a violent group which is not and that attack was not from IPOB security.”

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