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Biafra Day: Nnamdi Kanu Sends Warning, Cautions Against Flouting IPOB’s Sit-At-Home Order

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IPOB Leader, Nnamdi Kanu

Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB has sent a warning to people living in the South-East ahead of Biafra day.

Speaking on Thursday, Kanu cautioned people of the Southeast against flouting the May 31st sit-at-home order.

Kanu cautioned that anyone found flouting the order should blame themselves for whatever happens.

He noted that those found outside may be killed by enemies of IPOB and their deaths blamed on the group and the Eastern Security Network, ESN.

In a statement by IPOB’s spokesman, Kanu insisted that the May 31th sit-at-home order was sacrosanct.

The statement reads: “We the global family of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), ably led by the prophet of our time, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, wish to announce once again, that this year’s annual Biafra Remembrance Day and candlelight procession will take place on Sunday night 30th of May, while at sit at home and total lockdown takes place on Monday, 31st May, 2021, and not May 30th as earlier announced.

“The adjustment is to enable Churches to hold their normal services on Sunday, May 30th without any obstructions. But there will be no human or vehicular movement throughout Biafra land on Monday 31st May.

“Every person in Biafra land is, therefore, advised to observe a sit-at-home order on Monday, 31st May 2021. That day is a sacred day in Biafra land in honour of the over 5 million Biafrans massacred by the wicked Nigeria forces during the civil war.

“There will be a total lockdown all through Biafra land on that day as we remember all our fallen heroes and heroines including agitators who have paid the supreme price in the course of our struggle for independence since 1967 till date.

“All markets, filling stations, motor parks, airports, seaports, banks, schools, etc as well as social activities in Biafra land are to be shut down on that day. Everyone is to remain indoors in Biafra land from 6:00am to 6:00pm on that day. People are to stock their houses with food items before that day so they won’t have a need to shop on that day.

“We strongly advise our people against flouting this order as anyone found outside their house that day may be the target of our enemies who will, after killing them, as usual blame it on IPOB and Eastern Security Network. Therefore, it is better we all remain inside so they will see no Biafran to abduct, kill or maim.

“Once again, anyone violating this sit-at-home order should blame themselves for whatever fate befalls them as a penalty for stubbornness.”

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