BiafraAburi: Did you noticed that these terrorists have jettisoned their "Special Forces" t-shirt uniforms? After IPOB under Simon Ekpa decimated them, they went quickly to re-strategize.
Every Biafran should take note and make sure to stay inside through out the 2 weeks sit at home because these terrorists must definitely be on rampage on those two weeks to kill and maim our people to tarnish the image of Simon Ekpa. These terrorists are all going to go down if they ever step their foot on our land to kill our people. Trust Biafrans.
Racoon: And you were blind to the atrocities committed by the criminal drug baron whose thug in chief - MC Oluomo unleashed his touts to cause violence in Lagos. Are you blind to Remi Tinubu’s outburst against the Igbos prior to the election.
Residents of Enugu State on Monday defied the regular sit-at-home order in the state.
The residents filed out in their thousands to protest against the Monday sit-at-home order.
The protesters carried banners that read “Enough is Enough” as they marched through some streets.
In the past two years, residents of the Southeast have been observing a sit-at-home that was ordered by a faction of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).
Initially, IPOB started the sit-at-home campaign to push for the release of its leader, Nnamdi Kanu. Ekpa recently ordered Southeast residents to stay at home for one week.
On Sunday, the Enugu State government threatened to sanction anybody, groups, or organisations that observe the sit-at-home.
But the initiative was hijacked by Simon Ekpa, who has allegedly been empowering thugs to cause havoc in the region under the guise of enforcing the order.
The sit-at-home has led to economic hardship in the region as people hardly come out on Mondays and whenever the order is given.
jmoore: Senseless fugitive! If a good doctor was the one about to perform a surgery on you and you just saw he greeted someone that obviously looks like his brother you had a quarrel with, you will leave the hospital and look for a quack?
Guys, democracy is about choice. People are not evil, or not in their right senses, or haters of Nigeria for not voting for Peter Obi. It is not by force. You guys make me shudder to think what Nigeria would have been like if Peter Obi had won the #NigerianElections2023. People like me would have disappeared, never to be seen again.
The Northwest has the highest voting bloc in Nigeria, followed by the Southwest. Yet, during the last election, the candidate from the Northwest (Kwankwaso) and the one from the Southwest (Tinubu) employed persuasion in their campaigns.
Don't you think that instead of coercion, you should learn persuasion? Especially where democracy is a game of numbers, not a game of thrones. Perhaps if you Obidients were more persuasive rather than aggressive, Peter Obi would have won the election.
Let me let you into a secret. I actually liked Peter. What made me dislike him was not Peter. It was you, Obidients, and the fact that he refused to call you guys to order, especially after you threatened my child's life. Nigeria under your control will be worse than Idi Amin's Uganda!
Reno Omokri in responding to a tweet from Mr Philips
Dear Philips,
Thank you for your feedback. Are you aware that Peter Obi himself is not claiming that he won the election or that his mandate was stolen?
Please read his petition. It is a public document. He is calling for the #NigerianElections2023 to be voided and another election held in its place. He also asserts that without getting 25% of the votes cast in the Federal Capital Territory, Tinubu cannot be validly elected.
Furthermore, Peter Obi avers that the Chicago forfeiture judgment is a conviction which renders Tinubu ineligible to contest. Again, he claims that Kashim Shettima violated the Electoral Act by being the recipient of a double nomination.
Finally, he claims that INEC's failure to transmit the results of the election electronically renders it null and void.
However, Peter Obi did not claim that he won the election.
So, Philips, if Peter Obi does not claim he won the election, what is the basis of your claim?
Is this not the same mass delusion that made guys claim that Buhari was dead and had been replaced by a Sudanese clone named Jubril?
The reason was because of the reports of killings, burning of vehicles, houses, and threats. Banks, shops and other businesses were shut. The movement of motorists was limited and the roads were scanty.
We warned them Mazi Simon Ekpa Holi Holi Holi the most powerful Ibo man alive
Residents of Enugu metropolis and its environs yesterday complied with IPOB’s Monday sit-at-home despite assurances from security agents and the state government.
The Governor of Enugu State, Peter Mbah, had told the residents that there is no such thing as a sit-at-home on Mondays or any other day; hence they should defy the order.
Mbah also lamented that N10 billion is lost every Monday due to the sit-at-home order enforced by a faction of the Indigenous People of Biafra in the South-East.
In a recent development, it was observed yesterday that banks, filling stations, schools, shops, and major commercial transport companies were all shut.
A resident who preferred anonymity stated, “Ordering workers to work on Mondays is not the problem, but the means of coming is difficult. Commercial drivers don’t work today because of lack of passengers.”
Greg Ezike, a retired civil servant, said, “The only way to end this is the unification of South-East governors to negotiate Kanu’s release. If the Appeal Court has acquitted and released him, why are they still keeping him there? That is why people are angry. Our governors are not committed to his release.”
For Uche Okafor, a trader,” Gov Peter Mbah has done well, but the spirit of the residents is low.
“Using force on the people to work and do business on Mondays will likely not succeed. Difficulties in the land are also contributing to the inactivity of the people,” he said. Imo shut down
In Imo State, economic activities yesterday were shut down by the sit-at-home order of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.
It was gathered within and outside the Owerri metropolis that a good number of the residents stayed at home. The reason was because of the reports of killings, burning of vehicles, houses, and threats. Banks, shops and other businesses were shut. The movement of motorists was limited and the roads were scanty.
At the time of filing this report, the affected areas were Owerri-Aba Road, Owerri-Port Harcourt, and Owerri-Onitsha Road among others. The Mbari, Wethedral, Egbu, and densely populated Orji roads experienced little or no activities.