I have stayed in Ebonyi for the past 2 months, I noticed it's virtually peaceful on Mondays and people go about their businesses. Even now, I am in the bank and theirs population here.
Why are other parts of east obeying the sit at home but Ebonyi are the only smarter state that disobeys it completely.
Why can't other states use this same method and grow....
I believe when people start going about their normal activities on Monday, all these unknown gun men will vanish, just as in Ebonyi. Igbos should be wise.

vonnelixir:
I have stayed in Ebonyi for the past 2 months, I noticed it's virtually peaceful on Mondays and people go about their businesses. Even now, I am in the bank and theirs population here.
Why are other parts of east obeying the sit at home but Ebonyi are the only smarter state that disobeys it completely.
Why can't other states use this same method and grow....
I believe when people start going about their normal activities on Monday, all these unknown gun men will vanish, just as in Ebonyi. Igbos should be wise.

try post pictures to back up you claims

I can't edit this post, I have reposted it

My people no wan die but they wan make heaven. People observing sit at bedroom are afraid of unknown but not out of patriotism. Igboman doesn't joke with his income source.

Ekpa is from Ebonyi State.

When you have a proactive Governor and one who truly doesn't share in the Biafra idea, then the sit-at-home will not hold.

For example, in Abakaliki, there's a government built international market. You will risk losing your shop if you refuse to open up for business.

It won't take the Governor of any eastern states anything to establish bodies that will check a shop's pattern of operation. If they notice you don't always open on mondays, then they seize that shop provided it's government built.

Secondly, provide enough security for passageway for commuters to go about their business.

In no time, people will count the sit-at-home as irrelevant and normalcy would return

Officialgarri:
When you have a proactive Governor and one who truly doesn't share in the Biafra idea, then the sit-at-home will not hold.

For example, in Abakaliki, there's a government built international market. You will risk losing your shop if you refuse to open up for business.

It won't take the Governor of any eastern states anything to establish bodies that will check a shop's pattern of operation. If they notice you don't always open on mondays, then they seize that shop provided it's government built.

Secondly, provide enough security for passageway for commuters to go about their business.

In no time, people will count the sit-at-home as irrelevant and normalcy would return

The governors filling in the heart of the capital doesn't even open on Mondays if you must know, banks also don't open.
No let anyone decieve you

nzeobi:


The governors filling in the heart of the capital doesn't even open on Mondays if you must know, banks also don't open.
No let anyone decieve you

and you are speaking from Lagos.

I will send you pictures every monday if you wish. Don't come here and tell me nonsense

Officialgarri:
and you are speaking from Lagos.

I will send you pictures every monday if you wish. Don't come here and tell me nonsense

Me speaking from Lagos ? Are you alright

nzeobi:


Me speaking from Lagos ? Are you alright

Start from access bank opposite Vegas down to Gtb to fidelity to zenith, down to Mile 50, Roban till Ugwuachara, everywhere is functioning on a normal.

Don't talk to me from Lagos

nzeobi:


Me speaking from Lagos? Are you alright

I don't understand why a none Easterner will be so fixated on Igbos' internal matter if not that such one is an obdurate busybody or bigot

Ipob is very confuse

[s]

Officialgarri:
When you have a proactive Governor and one who truly doesn't share in the Biafra idea, then the sit-at-home will not hold.

For example, in Abakaliki, there's a government built international market. You will risk losing your shop if you refuse to open up for business.

It won't take the Governor of any eastern states anything to establish bodies that will check a shop's pattern of operation. If they notice you don't always open on mondays, then they seize that shop provided it's government built.

Secondly, provide enough security for passageway for commuters to go about their business.

In no time, people will count the sit-at-home as irrelevant and normalcy would return

[/s]