Socio-economic activities were on Tuesday[b] grounded in the South-East region of Enugu, Abia, Ebonyi, Imo and Anambra states following a sit-at-home order issued by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in solidarity to its leader, Nnamdi Kanu's appearance in the Appeal Court[/b], Abuja.

Military helicopters were seen flying over the sky conducting reconnaissance in Enugu State capital, in obvious attempts to secure the President who was visiting the Imo State.

Although Monday’s usual sit-at-home has been rescinding gradually, many residents were still observing the weekly sit-at-home.

The Tuesday's sit-at-home order was declared by the Biafran group in solidarity with its leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

IPOB’s spokesperson, Emma Powerful, had, in a statement, during the weekend, ordered that banks, schools, markets, shops should remain closed, while civil servants and other workers remain indoors as the court hearing lasted.

He had said the sit-at- home was in solidarity with the leader of the group.

As a result, businesses and several other activities did not open in the South-East. In Imo State, despite the presidential visit, the state was grounded.

SaharaReporters observed for instance in Enugu only few commercial and private vehicles plied the streets, even as the police and soldiers were seen in strategic locations during the lockdown in the state.

Military helicopters were seen flying over the sky conducting reconnaissance in Enugu State capital.

Similarly, economic activities in Owerri, Imo State, were grounded in obedience to the sit-at-home order.

Some of the residents said they were afraid of being attacked by the enforcers of the order should they attempt to come out.

Economic activities came to a halt and only a few vehicular movements were seen in parts of the state capital despite the presidential visit to the state.

Emergingnation3:
Lol ! IPOB is formidable

SirBlack999:

FreeStuffsNG:

It does not matter for as long as the President comes in and exerts his authority.That tells you who is in charge.

The local politics of sit at home or not belongs to the Governor to handle.
The rest of Nigeria is at work and not aware of the local politics of unproductivity and underdevelopment.

FreeStuffsNG:

It does not matter for as long as the President comes in and exerts his authority.That tells you who is in charge.

The local politics of sit at home or not belongs to the Governor to handle.
The rest of Nigeria is at work and not aware of the local politics of unproductivity and underdevelopment that won't give access to the sea to a landlocked SE or change anything on the small landmass of SE that is like the size of Oyo state.

For as long as patriotic Nigerians are not killed, you can sit at home peacefully till forever.

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