Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has ordered Simon Ekpa to end the incessant Sit-at-home order in the southeast in a hand written letter.

Now that's divide and rule Tinubu style

But this sit at home stuffs is too much

Curse777:
Now that's divide and rule Tinubu style

It's not divide and rule. Stop decieving yourself. IPOB have always made it clear they neither declared sit at home nor mandated anybody to force a sit at home on innocent Igbos with the name of IPOB.

Note: Economic Effects of "Sit-at-Home" in South East Nigeria

The "Sit-at-Home" phenomenon in South East Nigeria refers to a form of civil disobedience or protest where residents voluntarily stay indoors and businesses close their doors in response to certain socio-political issues or calls for remembrance and solidarity. This practice gained prominence in the region in recent years, particularly during periods of heightened political tension, security concerns, or in remembrance of historical events.

The economic effects of the "Sit-at-Home" in South East Nigeria are significant and can be analyzed from various perspectives:

1. Disruption to Business Activities: During Sit-at-Home days, businesses, markets, and commercial activities come to a halt. This leads to a disruption in the flow of goods and services, causing short-term economic losses. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) suffer the most, as they heavily rely on daily transactions to sustain their operations.

2. Loss of Revenue and Productivity: The closure of businesses and markets on Sit-at-Home days results in reduced economic output and productivity. This decline in productivity directly impacts the income of workers and business owners, leading to lower consumer spending and decreased tax revenues for the government.

3. Supply Chain Disruptions: The Sit-at-Home practice can disrupt supply chains, affecting the movement of goods and raw materials within the region and beyond. This can lead to scarcity of essential goods, inflationary pressures, and higher prices for consumers.

4. Impact on Employment: With businesses closed, many workers may experience temporary unemployment on Sit-at-Home days. This situation can worsen an already challenging employment scenario in the region, contributing to higher unemployment rates and underemployment.

5. Investor Confidence: Frequent Sit-at-Home actions can undermine investor confidence in the region. The uncertainty and potential for business disruptions may deter both domestic and foreign investors, leading to a slowdown in new investments and economic growth.

6. Government Revenue: The government heavily relies on taxes generated from economic activities. The closure of businesses on Sit-at-Home days means a reduction in tax collection, which can strain public finances and limit the government's capacity to invest in infrastructure and social programs.

7. Long-Term Economic Impact: Repeated Sit-at-Home events can have long-term economic consequences. It may discourage long-term planning and investment, making businesses and individuals hesitant to commit to ventures that have uncertain prospects.

8. Tourism and Hospitality: The tourism and hospitality industries are particularly vulnerable during Sit-at-Home periods. Tourists may postpone or cancel their visits due to safety concerns or difficulties in accessing services, resulting in financial losses for hotels, restaurants, and tour operators.

In conclusion, the Sit-at-Home practice in South East Nigeria has significant economic ramifications. While it may serve as a form of protest or expression of grievances, it can also lead to adverse effects on businesses, employment, government revenue, and investor confidence. To address these challenges, constructive dialogue and peaceful resolution of issues are essential to promote economic stability and growth in the region.


Thank you Mazi Nnamdi Kanu the real leader of Biafra.

Noneroone:
It's not divide and rule. Stop decieving yourself. IPOB have always made it clear they neither declared sit at home nor mandated anybody to force a sit at home on innocent Igbos with the name of IPOB.

Ok till Simon Ekpa and his cabinet members speak I'll watch

Sit at home na hustle for Ekpa killers men friends oh. Even of KANU commot for prison, it will not stop until biafla is ushered and the killers morphed into Biafra army

Noneroone:
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has ordered Simon Ekpa to end the incessant Sit-at-home order in the southeast in a hand written letter.

LMAO! Audio Nnamdi Kanu letter.

I hope it is true..
That strategy is not working at all....

Who will live in the land when they have been all killed just in not observing the so called sit at home....

Curse777:
Now that's divide and rule Tinubu style

Victim MENTALITY