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At some point, even sworn enemies' interests align.

The issue of Monday's sit at home in the South East has been a recurring situation. The IPOB at the time have washed it's hand off the enforcement of this order and have encouraged citizens to go about their lawful activities. The right thing to do at this time should be to reiterate this position and advice all traders to resume business activities especially in Onitsha which have been the only remaining sector kept hostage by this order.

To do this, even though it supports the government position, is not a betrayal of the Biafra struggle or abandoning the leader in his travails. There is always a time for alignment and realignment. This call will also calm and descalate the situation in the region and would have encouraged the state government to call of the closure of the main market in Onitsha.

Let us all put ourselves and the citizens we claim to fight for in consideration in all of our actions.
On this case, let's agree to disagree.

Ipob is currently factionalized with no clear leaders.

All those that are still forcing orders are hustlers using the sit at home for other things

Soludo, should close the market indefinitely or better still demolish and implement the master plan..

Connoisseur:
At some point, even sworn enemies' interests align.

The issue of Monday's sit at home in the South East has been a recurring situation. The IPOB at the time have washed it's hand off the enforcement of this order and have encouraged citizens to go about their lawful activities. The right thing to do at this time should be to reiterate this position and advice all traders to resume business activities especially in Onitsha which have been the only remaining sector kept hostage by this order.

To do this, even though it supports the government position, is not a betrayal of the Biafra struggle or abandoning the leader in his travails. There is always a time for alignment and realignment. This call will also calm and descalate the situation in the region and would have encouraged the state government to call of the closure of the main market in Onitsha.

Let us all put ourselves and the citizens we claim to fight for in consideration in all of our actions.
On this case, let's agree to disagree.

You have a good point, but the real problem is that if they start coming out now, one group possibly sponsored by the government will start killing and shooting them in the name of Biafra in order to give Biafra and Nnamdi Kanu a bad name ....and bear in mind that with Nnamdi Kanu going on appeal, the real legal battle is about to begin.