₦airaland Forum

Although normal commercial activities resumed on Monday at the Onitsha Main Market, the Indigenous People of Biafra’s Monday sit-at-home order left empty streets in parts of Anambra, with banks, schools, motor parks, and filling stations closed and roads deserted.

The traders at the Onitsha Main Market resumed business activities after a one-week shutdown, following directives from Anambra State Governor, Chukwuma Soludo.

The market has been inactive on Mondays since the Indigenous People of Biafra-directed sit-at-home order began in August 2021. Soludo ordered the closure of the market last Monday after traders failed to comply with the state government’s directive to disregard the Monday sit-at-home order.

However, our correspondent observed that major roads in Onitsha, such as Onitsha-Owerri Road, Upper-Iweka, Onitsha-Awka-Enugu Road, and Onitsha-Oba-Nnewi roads, remained deserted on Monday.

The roads leading to the Ochanja market were also deserted, as residents stayed off the roads, while some gathered at various locations to discuss matters of interest. This was unlike other days, when the roads would be very busy, and trading and other activities would be taking place.

Powerful said, “The Indigenous People of Biafra confirms total and overwhelming compliance with the sit-at-home directive issued across Biafraland. This historic show of unity has once again demonstrated that the deep love, loyalty, and resolve of the Biafran people toward Mazi Nnamdi Kanu cannot be broken by threats, intimidation, or state-sponsored coercion.

“From Omambala to Onitsha and across the South-East, the people have spoken with one voice. The land of Eri, Nri, Igbo-Ukwu, and Uzo-Igbo has reaffirmed its historic role as the conscience and backbone of the Igbo nation. Our people are born free—and will not submit to fear.

“This peaceful but firm compliance is a clear message: the Biafran people will not be forced to abandon their leader or betray their collective will. The love for Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is not a weakness to be envied or attacked—it is a strength that binds our people and fuels our lawful demand for justice and freedom.

“IPOB remains committed to order, discipline, and respect for institutions, but we will resist every attempt to intimidate, humiliate, or enslave our people. The continued illegal detention of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu only reinforces the legitimacy of this resistance.”

festacman:
No more Monday sit-at-home in Anambra State.

Punch can report whatever they want.

festacman:
No more Monday sit-at-home in Anambra State.

Punch can report whatever they want.

Stolen:
AS U DEY KOLOMENTAL, GO AND DRAG THEM OUT OF THEIR HOUSES

Wizardslayer:
The best method to stop these sit at home is to release mazi nnamdi kanu, and on his release he'll visit all the markets in the south east on Monday to earmark the end to sit at home.

The earlier they do that the better for the whole Nigeria.

Soludo should stop trying to use force and federal might to end sit at home.

Na Punch Newspaper dey tell you as e dey hot. You can keep crying and smashing the pumpkin on your neck.

We no send una message

Peterobiisathie:
Cowards
Cowards
Cowards everywhere

Racoon:
The Igbo man doesn't budge in the face of injustice. People may feel coerced but standing for a course worth for does not need any leadership coercion. Charles Soludo should get the message

Melagros:
COMRADES, if I may ask, are those UGM outside the radars of both the states and FG?