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Sit-at-home order: Enugu residents ignore IPOB
Published

Residents of Enugu State on Thursday went about their normal activities and disregarded the sit-at-home order given by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra.

The outlawed group had on May 28 in a statement directed the residents to observe a sit-at-home order in memory of those who lost their lives in the Nigeria-Biafra war from 1967 to 1970.


A News Agency of Nigeria correspondent, who monitored the situation in Enugu metropolis, observed that there was no sign of compliance as the roads were busy with vehicular traffic and many people were going about their activities.

At Agbani Road axis, there was heavy traffic as many people including school children and workers were boarding commercial buses to their different destinations.


Public and private schools in the metropolis were opened for normal academic activities for the day.

Kenyatta, Garki and Akwata markets in the metropolis, as well as banks, were opened for business, while traders were busy displaying their goods as usual.

A businessman, Mr Francis Ugochukwu, said that everyone had to struggle on a daily basis for his or her livelihood, saying that IPOB would not provide food for anyone.

“It is high time we all learnt our lesson. IPOB had deceived us a lot with its seat-at-home order and at the end of the whole thing, nothing happens, enough is enough,” Ugochukwu said.

He said that previous sit-at-home orders by IPOB had never favoured anyone; rather people counted losses in their businesses for staying at home.

He noted that he would be the last person to observe such an order again, describing the IPOB members as jobless people.

Mrs Mary Uzondu, a civil servant, said that IPOB did not employ her and had no right to stop her from going to work.

Uzondu said that there was no sign of the order in her neighborhood as everyone was going about his or her duty.

Miss Ifunanya Chukwu, a student, said she was not ready to obey an illegal order, saying that IPOB could not distort her academic activities for the day.

A Federal High Court in Abuja on Sept. 21, 2017, gave judicial backing to the Executive Order of President Muhammadu Buhari, outlawing the IPOB and declared its activities as acts of terrorism and illegality.

He noted that he would be the last person to observe such an order again, describing the IPOB members as jobless people.

NgeneUkwenu:
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Sit-at-home order: Enugu residents ignore IPOB
Published

Residents of Enugu State on Thursday went about their normal activities and disregarded the sit-at-home order given by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra.

The outlawed group had on May 28 in a statement directed the residents to observe a sit-at-home order in memory of those who lost their lives in the Nigeria-Biafra war from 1967 to 1970.


A News Agency of Nigeria correspondent, who monitored the situation in Enugu metropolis, observed that there was no sign of compliance as the roads were busy with vehicular traffic and many people were going about their activities.

At Agbani Road axis, there was heavy traffic as many people including school children and workers were boarding commercial buses to their different destinations.


Public and private schools in the metropolis were opened for normal academic activities for the day.

Kenyatta, Garki and Akwata markets in the metropolis, as well as banks, were opened for business, while traders were busy displaying their goods as usual.


A businessman, Mr Francis Ugochukwu, said that everyone had to struggle on a daily basis for his or her livelihood, saying that IPOB would not provide food for anyone.

“It is high time we all learnt our lesson. IPOB had deceived us a lot with its seat-at-home order and at the end of the whole thing, nothing happens, enough is enough,” Ugochukwu said.

He said that previous sit-at-home orders by IPOB had never favoured anyone; rather people counted losses in their businesses for staying at home.

He noted that he would be the last person to observe such an order again, describing the IPOB members as jobless people.

Mrs Mary Uzondu, a civil servant, said that IPOB did not employ her and had no right to stop her from going to work.

Uzondu said that there was no sign of the order in her neighborhood as everyone was going about his or her duty.

Miss Ifunanya Chukwu, a student, said she was not ready to obey an illegal order, saying that IPOB could not distort her academic activities for the day.

A Federal High Court in Abuja on Sept. 21, 2017, gave judicial backing to the Executive Order of President Muhammadu Buhari, outlawing the IPOB and declared its activities as acts of terrorism and illegality.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/sit-at-home-order-enugu-residents-ignore-ipob/amp/

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NgeneUkwenu:
[s]Sit-at-home order: Enugu residents ignore IPOB
Published

Residents of Enugu State on Thursday went about their normal activities and disregarded the sit-at-home order given by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra.

The outlawed group had on May 28 in a statement directed the residents to observe a sit-at-home order in memory of those who lost their lives in the Nigeria-Biafra war from 1967 to 1970.


A News Agency of Nigeria correspondent, who monitored the situation in Enugu metropolis, observed that there was no sign of compliance as the roads were busy with vehicular traffic and many people were going about their activities.

At Agbani Road axis, there was heavy traffic as many people including school children and workers were boarding commercial buses to their different destinations.


Public and private schools in the metropolis were opened for normal academic activities for the day.

Kenyatta, Garki and Akwata markets in the metropolis, as well as banks, were opened for business, while traders were busy displaying their goods as usual.

A businessman, Mr Francis Ugochukwu, said that everyone had to struggle on a daily basis for his or her livelihood, saying that IPOB would not provide food for anyone.

“It is high time we all learnt our lesson. IPOB had deceived us a lot with its seat-at-home order and at the end of the whole thing, nothing happens, enough is enough,” Ugochukwu said.

He said that previous sit-at-home orders by IPOB had never favoured anyone; rather people counted losses in their businesses for staying at home.

He noted that he would be the last person to observe such an order again, describing the IPOB members as jobless people.

Mrs Mary Uzondu, a civil servant, said that IPOB did not employ her and had no right to stop her from going to work.

Uzondu said that there was no sign of the order in her neighborhood as everyone was going about his or her duty.

Miss Ifunanya Chukwu, a student, said she was not ready to obey an illegal order, saying that IPOB could not distort her academic activities for the day.

A Federal High Court in Abuja on Sept. 21, 2017, gave judicial backing to the Executive Order of President Muhammadu Buhari, outlawing the IPOB and declared its activities as acts of terrorism and illegality.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/sit-at-home-order-enugu-residents-ignore-ipob/amp/
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okosodo:
picture. i am in enugu right now, compliance is nearly 80%

NgeneUkwenu:
Sit-at-home order: Enugu residents ignore IPOB
Published

Residents of Enugu State on Thursday went about their normal activities and disregarded the sit-at-home order given by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra.

The outlawed group had on May 28 in a statement directed the residents to observe a sit-at-home order in memory of those who lost their lives in the Nigeria-Biafra war from 1967 to 1970.


A News Agency of Nigeria correspondent, who monitored the situation in Enugu metropolis, observed that there was no sign of compliance as the roads were busy with vehicular traffic and many people were going about their activities.

At Agbani Road axis, there was heavy traffic as many people including school children and workers were boarding commercial buses to their different destinations.


Public and private schools in the metropolis were opened for normal academic activities for the day.

Kenyatta, Garki and Akwata markets in the metropolis, as well as banks, were opened for business, while traders were busy displaying their goods as usual.

A businessman, Mr Francis Ugochukwu, said that everyone had to struggle on a daily basis for his or her livelihood, saying that IPOB would not provide food for anyone.

“It is high time we all learnt our lesson. IPOB had deceived us a lot with its seat-at-home order and at the end of the whole thing, nothing happens, enough is enough,” Ugochukwu said.

He said that previous sit-at-home orders by IPOB had never favoured anyone; rather people counted losses in their businesses for staying at home.

He noted that he would be the last person to observe such an order again, describing the IPOB members as jobless people.

Mrs Mary Uzondu, a civil servant, said that IPOB did not employ her and had no right to stop her from going to work.

Uzondu said that there was no sign of the order in her neighborhood as everyone was going about his or her duty.

Miss Ifunanya Chukwu, a student, said she was not ready to obey an illegal order, saying that IPOB could not distort her academic activities for the day.

A Federal High Court in Abuja on Sept. 21, 2017, gave judicial backing to the Executive Order of President Muhammadu Buhari, outlawing the IPOB and declared its activities as acts of terrorism and illegality.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/sit-at-home-order-enugu-residents-ignore-ipob/amp/

lalasticlala Mynd44

CyynthiaKiss:
Others who are on ground are showing us pictures of total compliance, but here you are coming up with trash that
was published by Mr Wale Aboderin my Yoruba brother without pictorial evidence.
I dare you to show me pictures if you claim not to have d!cck between your two legs
.

greatdreamer:
I believed someday, very soon the name Nigeria will be no more. We are almost there.

NgeneUkwenu:
Sit-at-home order: Enugu residents ignore IPOB
Published

Residents of Enugu State on Thursday went about their normal activities and disregarded the sit-at-home order given by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra.

The outlawed group had on May 28 in a statement directed the residents to observe a sit-at-home order in memory of those who lost their lives in the Nigeria-Biafra war from 1967 to 1970.


A News Agency of Nigeria correspondent, who monitored the situation in Enugu metropolis, observed that there was no sign of compliance as the roads were busy with vehicular traffic and many people were going about their activities.

At Agbani Road axis, there was heavy traffic as many people including school children and workers were boarding commercial buses to their different destinations.


Public and private schools in the metropolis were opened for normal academic activities for the day.

Kenyatta, Garki and Akwata markets in the metropolis, as well as banks, were opened for business, while traders were busy displaying their goods as usual.

A businessman, Mr Francis Ugochukwu, said that everyone had to struggle on a daily basis for his or her livelihood, saying that IPOB would not provide food for anyone.

“It is high time we all learnt our lesson. IPOB had deceived us a lot with its seat-at-home order and at the end of the whole thing, nothing happens, enough is enough,” Ugochukwu said.

He said that previous sit-at-home orders by IPOB had never favoured anyone; rather people counted losses in their businesses for staying at home.

He noted that he would be the last person to observe such an order again, describing the IPOB members as jobless people.

Mrs Mary Uzondu, a civil servant, said that IPOB did not employ her and had no right to stop her from going to work.

Uzondu said that there was no sign of the order in her neighborhood as everyone was going about his or her duty.

Miss Ifunanya Chukwu, a student, said she was not ready to obey an illegal order, saying that IPOB could not distort her academic activities for the day.

A Federal High Court in Abuja on Sept. 21, 2017, gave judicial backing to the Executive Order of President Muhammadu Buhari, outlawing the IPOB and declared its activities as acts of terrorism and illegality.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/sit-at-home-order-enugu-residents-ignore-ipob/amp/

lalasticlala Mynd44

NgeneUkwenu:
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Ipobtic liar!

greatdreamer:
I believed someday, very soon the name Nigeria will be no more. We are almost there.

CyynthiaKiss:
Others who are on ground are showing us pictures of total compliance, but here you are coming up with trash that
was published by Mr Wale Aboderin my Yoruba brother without pictorial evidence.
I dare you to show me pictures if you claim not to have d!cck between your two legs


Modified...He/She has gotten random pictures from the internet.

Mod sanction this character now

2015 normal days pictures. He/she also added Onisha main market old pictures

CyynthiaKiss:
Others who are on ground are showing us pictures of total compliance, but here you are coming up with trash that
was published by Mr Wale Aboderin my Yoruba brother without pictorial evidence.
I dare you to show me pictures if you claim not to have d!cck between your two legs


Modified...He/She has gotten random pictures from the internet.

Mod sanction this character now

2015 normal days pictures. He/she also added Onisha main market old pictures

CyynthiaKiss:
That's Yoruba Muslim for you..
Very mischievous people.

SLAP44:
Propaganda worked for them in the olden days when it was only newspapers. Now with access to Internet, they are cornered and losing from all sides.

NgeneUkwenu:
Sit-at-home order: Enugu residents ignore IPOB
Published

Residents of Enugu State on Thursday went about their normal activities and disregarded the sit-at-home order given by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra.

The outlawed group had on May 28 in a statement directed the residents to observe a sit-at-home order in memory of those who lost their lives in the Nigeria-Biafra war from 1967 to 1970.


A News Agency of Nigeria correspondent, who monitored the situation in Enugu metropolis, observed that there was no sign of compliance as the roads were busy with vehicular traffic and many people were going about their activities.

At Agbani Road axis, there was heavy traffic as many people including school children and workers were boarding commercial buses to their different destinations.


Public and private schools in the metropolis were opened for normal academic activities for the day.

Kenyatta, Garki and Akwata markets in the metropolis, as well as banks, were opened for business, while traders were busy displaying their goods as usual.

A businessman, Mr Francis Ugochukwu, said that everyone had to struggle on a daily basis for his or her livelihood, saying that IPOB would not provide food for anyone.

“It is high time we all learnt our lesson. IPOB had deceived us a lot with its seat-at-home order and at the end of the whole thing, nothing happens, enough is enough,” Ugochukwu said.

He said that previous sit-at-home orders by IPOB had never favoured anyone; rather people counted losses in their businesses for staying at home.

He noted that he would be the last person to observe such an order again, describing the IPOB members as jobless people.

Mrs Mary Uzondu, a civil servant, said that IPOB did not employ her and had no right to stop her from going to work.

Uzondu said that there was no sign of the order in her neighborhood as everyone was going about his or her duty.

Miss Ifunanya Chukwu, a student, said she was not ready to obey an illegal order, saying that IPOB could not distort her academic activities for the day.

A Federal High Court in Abuja on Sept. 21, 2017, gave judicial backing to the Executive Order of President Muhammadu Buhari, outlawing the IPOB and declared its activities as acts of terrorism and illegality.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/sit-at-home-order-enugu-residents-ignore-ipob/amp/

lalasticlala Mynd44