₦airaland Forum

Singer, Speed Darlington, has condemned the constant sit-at-home order issued by members of the Indigenous People of Biafra IPOB.

The secessionist group had on Thursday October 21, directed residents of the South east to sit at home as the leader of its group, Nnamdi Kanu, was to be arraigned before a Federal High Court in Abuja, The sit-at-home order was complied with in all states in the South east.

Reacting to this development, Speed Darlington said it is a wrong move as the economy of Nigeria is already in shambles.

''Nigeria's economy is bad. When you do sit-at-home it makes the economy even worse. Monday, sit-at-home.Today Sit-At-Home. In two days it would be a Sunday...another shop closing making it three times within seven days. one dollar eequals N530.

We say the economy is bad. Imagine when we are busy sitting at home. How are we going to make money? When people come out they get shot at, people get their hands cut off, cars get burnt. Insecurity has ruined Eastern region. Economy is in shambles. ''

He condemned IPOB's moves to make everyone in the region a hero in its struggle for secession.

Watch the video he shared below...

Aufbauh:
This Ipob rascality has really exposed the weakness of the Igbo race before other Nigerians.
No one will ever have imagined the conspiracy of silence and the massive support of the Igbos for violent crime against itself. We will never forget this.

I said to myself that if this is how Biafra is going to look like which is most likely then it's better for one to be a Nigerian than to be an AfghanEASTERN.

googlepikins:
This one go soon receive slap, he thinks he's the new Joe Igbokwe the Lagos gutter man

Iliveforever:
Speed darlington we all know the spirit disturbing him is very strong. Just let him smoke his weed, talk about big ass, towel and toilet paper and go to sleep.

Aufbauh:
This Ipob rascality has really exposed the weakness of the Igbo race before other Nigerians.
No one will ever have imagined the conspiracy of silence and the massive support of the Igbos for violent crime against itself. We will never forget this.

I said to myself that if this is how Biafra is going to look like which is most likely then it's better for one to be a Nigerian than to be an AfghanEASTERN.