Simplyleo:
I don't really understand how this should be an issue.

If person say e no go comot from his house for the rest of his life, how should that be my business?

The only problem I see here is that since ipob miscreants said they will sit at home, they shouldn't disturb anyone who wish to go out. Otherwise, that is where police will need to do something.

And for this reason, I hope the necessary security agencies should be alerted and where necessary, prepare in all respect.

TonyRazor:
TonyRazor
Igbo group condemns October 1 sit-at-home order
27-09-2020
An Igbo group, Ohanaeze Ndigbo General Assembly Worldwide, has condemned the sit-at-home- order issued by the Indigenous People of Biafra for October 1.

The day is set aside for Nigeria's Independence anniversary.

In a statement by the President General of the group,Chief Basil Onuorah( a lawyer) on Sunday in Awka, the Anambra State capital, it called on members of the public to ignore the order and go about their normal businesses.

The Corporate Affairs Commission, had withdrawn the registration of Ohanaeze Ndigbo General Assembly Worldwide shortly after its registration, apparently because of its name conflict with the Chief Nnia Nwodo-led Ohanaeze Ndigbo

In the statement on Sunday, ONGAW described a sit-at-home- order on a day the country is marking her independence anniversary as an insult to the late Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe and others who achieved the country's freedom in 1960.

The statement read in part, " A call for sit at-home on Nigeria's Independence Day (October 1st), in South- East zone of the country is an aberration and insult to Igbo heroes who fought for Nigeria's independence with all their might.

"The efforts of Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe and all our heroes past can never be in vain. Ndigbo in Nigeria and the diaspora are hereby enjoined to ignore any purported order for sit-at-home on October 1st 2020.

"The apex Igbo sociocultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo General Assembly Worldwide states firmly that the organization is not in support of the October 1st sit -at-home order.

"Any publication or gathering in the name of Ohanaeze Ndigbo anywhere in Nigeria or abroad without the due approval or recognition by the current National Executive of ONGAW amounts to impersonation and such conveners will be decisively dealt with. All Security Agencies are hereby informed to please take note.

The Indigenous People of Biafra had declared October 1 a sit-at-home day, stating that the decision was to avert possible mass killing the people of the area who might gather to celebrate Nigeria's 60th Independence day.

The Publicity Secretary of the Nwodo-led Ohanaeze Ndigbo,Uche Okpaga, reportedly backed the IPOB's order.

“If IPOB said so, we are supporting it. They are our children. We are supporting it since it is not against the law and so far as it is not a violent act. it is obtainable anywhere in the world. So, we are totally in support of it," Okpaga reportedly stated.

IGBOSON1:
Zik is a huge part of the reason we’re stuck in the shithole, sharing the same country with evil so called ‘fellow compatriots’!

Brooklynsouth:
another Yoruba Muslim group ,I stand firmly with nnamdi kanu

Afamed:

When the coward has taken to his heels over 2yrs ago now. Wake up, you are standing alone
You can not be standing on a dead project

Simplyleo:


The only problem I see here is that since ipob miscreants said they will sit at home, they shouldn't disturb anyone who wish to go out. Otherwise, that is where police will need to do something.

And for this reason, I hope the necessary security agencies should be alerted and where necessary, prepare in all respect.

Afamed:
Them go call the guy different names now for expressing his opinion.
In Biafra land only ,the run away coward diletor opinion matters most