The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has
denied claims that it withdrew its order on the
boycott of Anambra election
- The group said it the reports are false
- IPOB said it will hold a mega rally on Sunday
where Nnamdi Kanu will openly declare the
group's position on the forthcoming election
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has denied
reports that its leader Nnamdi Kanu withdrew the
group's call for a boycott of the November 18,
Anambra election.
The group said at no time did Kanu say IPOB will be
part of the elections in the state. Sahara Reporters reports that the media aide to the
IPOB leader Darlington Okolie said the group's
leadership has only one condition required for
elections to hold in Anambra state.
Okolie said that Kanu has not had a change of mind
regarding the forthcoming governorship election in
Anambra.
He said: "Whoever said that [there has been a shift in
IPOB's position] is telling lies. The media in Lagos is
fond of spreading falsehood about us. Nnamdi Kanu
can never go back on his word. There will be no
election in Anambra."
"There is nothing anybody can do about this. Any
media that is reporting that Nnamdi Kanu has
withdrawn his call to boycott Anambra elections is
simply practicing false reportage,” Okolie said.

Pls kindly state your source. Though I believe the reportage.

Which one we go believe now.